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... institutions are supported by the state . Several of these were devel- oped from institutions for the agricultural and mechanical sciences and for teacher training . Health and welfare . Problems of malaria , pellagra , and pinworm that ...
... institutions are supported by the state . Several of these were devel- oped from institutions for the agricultural and mechanical sciences and for teacher training . Health and welfare . Problems of malaria , pellagra , and pinworm that ...
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... Institutions ( 1971 ) , covering most aspects of the modern armed forces ; CHARLES H. COATES and ROLAND J. PELLEGRIN , Military Sociology : A Study of American Military Institutions and Military Life ( 1965 ) , a systematic introduction ...
... Institutions ( 1971 ) , covering most aspects of the modern armed forces ; CHARLES H. COATES and ROLAND J. PELLEGRIN , Military Sociology : A Study of American Military Institutions and Military Life ( 1965 ) , a systematic introduction ...
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... institutions the impact of central bank restrictions , which they could not so easily circum- vent . IV . The principles of central banking The principles of central banking grew up in response to the recurrent British financial crises ...
... institutions the impact of central bank restrictions , which they could not so easily circum- vent . IV . The principles of central banking The principles of central banking grew up in response to the recurrent British financial crises ...
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