The Growth of the United States: The expansion of the nation, 1865-1943H. Holt, 1943 |
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... fact is of course played up by the newspapers , who know how to give credit where credit is due . But the undergraduates and most of the faculty forget all these sordid details on beautiful October afternoons , with " perfect football ...
... fact is of course played up by the newspapers , who know how to give credit where credit is due . But the undergraduates and most of the faculty forget all these sordid details on beautiful October afternoons , with " perfect football ...
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... fact a religion expressed not in the familiar terms of thcology but in those of economics and politics . Like most acts of faith its dogma is highly sim- plified . A religion which promises prosperity and abundance to all the un ...
... fact a religion expressed not in the familiar terms of thcology but in those of economics and politics . Like most acts of faith its dogma is highly sim- plified . A religion which promises prosperity and abundance to all the un ...
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... fact that the Treaty was forced upon them without their consent continued to be one of the numerous grounds of German complaint against the document until the whole thing - at least so far as Germany was concerned - was abrogated by ...
... fact that the Treaty was forced upon them without their consent continued to be one of the numerous grounds of German complaint against the document until the whole thing - at least so far as Germany was concerned - was abrogated by ...
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