The Borzoi College ReaderCharles Muscatine, Marlene Griffith |
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Page 55
... present , be released from the hold of its present close monopoly . The social value of intellect and character may some day be rediscovered , and the means of their de- velopment may be rehabilitated . Were I to be alive when all this ...
... present , be released from the hold of its present close monopoly . The social value of intellect and character may some day be rediscovered , and the means of their de- velopment may be rehabilitated . Were I to be alive when all this ...
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... present density ( forty - two per square mile of land ) still permits almost everybody able to travel to find somewhat the sort of environment that means the most . But not for long - not at the present rate of human increase . Java ...
... present density ( forty - two per square mile of land ) still permits almost everybody able to travel to find somewhat the sort of environment that means the most . But not for long - not at the present rate of human increase . Java ...
Page 331
... present rate they would in 250 years more equal the present population of the United States . The original 6,000 French settlers of Canada have multiplied no less than 700 times in a little over 300 years . Let present death rates sink ...
... present rate they would in 250 years more equal the present population of the United States . The original 6,000 French settlers of Canada have multiplied no less than 700 times in a little over 300 years . Let present death rates sink ...
Contents
THE NECESSITY FOR THINKING | 3 |
John Henry Newman | 43 |
THE RIGHT USE OF LANGUAGE | 57 |
Copyright | |
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