College Readings in English ProseFrank William Scott, Jacob Zeitlin |
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... questions and is therefore timely in its nature , inevitably calls for revamping after a period of years . Since the first edition of " College Readings " the Great War and Eighteenth Amendment have brought to the fore an entirely new ...
... questions and is therefore timely in its nature , inevitably calls for revamping after a period of years . Since the first edition of " College Readings " the Great War and Eighteenth Amendment have brought to the fore an entirely new ...
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... question what those about them accepted and taught , especially as it was sug- gested and seemingly confirmed by obvious and sensible facts . The thought of Columbus was a reasoned conclusion . It WHAT IS THOUGHT ? 5.
... question what those about them accepted and taught , especially as it was sug- gested and seemingly confirmed by obvious and sensible facts . The thought of Columbus was a reasoned conclusion . It WHAT IS THOUGHT ? 5.
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... question that should be settled solely by the individual . The prevalent conviction that socialism is atheistic is due , no doubt , to the fact that a large number of socialists oppose , not religion , but the activity of the Church in ...
... question that should be settled solely by the individual . The prevalent conviction that socialism is atheistic is due , no doubt , to the fact that a large number of socialists oppose , not religion , but the activity of the Church in ...
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... question of what to do with the land that the ideas of the socialists are most indefinite , diverse , and impossible of classification . The single taxers would retain the dominant features of capitalism with its economic classes , with ...
... question of what to do with the land that the ideas of the socialists are most indefinite , diverse , and impossible of classification . The single taxers would retain the dominant features of capitalism with its economic classes , with ...
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... question pertinently , and gain a lesson seasonably , when he has nothing to impart himself ; he is every ready , yet never in the way ; he is a pleasant companion , and a comrade you can depend upon ; he knows when to be serious and ...
... question pertinently , and gain a lesson seasonably , when he has nothing to impart himself ; he is every ready , yet never in the way ; he is a pleasant companion , and a comrade you can depend upon ; he knows when to be serious and ...
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