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Page 343
... believe " in saucers and , of them , the majority more or less be- lieves that " higher beings " of a humanesque ( or truly human ) nature have noticed from afar our experiments with atomic bombs , and are now coming to earth as Saviors ...
... believe " in saucers and , of them , the majority more or less be- lieves that " higher beings " of a humanesque ( or truly human ) nature have noticed from afar our experiments with atomic bombs , and are now coming to earth as Saviors ...
Page 363
... believe this new . Nearly all states and statesmen have always been trying to get the people to support their policies : the only exceptions are a few of the secret - police oligarchies , like Venice and Sparta . The only thing that is ...
... believe this new . Nearly all states and statesmen have always been trying to get the people to support their policies : the only exceptions are a few of the secret - police oligarchies , like Venice and Sparta . The only thing that is ...
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... believe liberal intellectuals are utterly bored by stories which contain wide popular appeal ; I find no evidence that our critics failed to read the series they deplore . ) I do not believe that this involves " writing down . " I believe ...
... believe liberal intellectuals are utterly bored by stories which contain wide popular appeal ; I find no evidence that our critics failed to read the series they deplore . ) I do not believe that this involves " writing down . " I believe ...
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OBSERVATION | 3 |
HIGHWAY SCENES George Stewart | 16 |
A STUDY IN MURDER Edmund Pearson | 23 |
Copyright | |
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