Harvard Educational Review, Volumes 16-18Howard Eugene Wilson Harvard University, 1946 |
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... appear there promptly at that time . Mr. Smith will receive this notice a week or more ahead of time so that there will be ample opportunity for him to ar- range his visit . The chances are somewhat better than seven in ten1 that John ...
... appear there promptly at that time . Mr. Smith will receive this notice a week or more ahead of time so that there will be ample opportunity for him to ar- range his visit . The chances are somewhat better than seven in ten1 that John ...
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... appear to want Japan to become a peaceful democracy , and appear to recognize that education is the crucial instrument for reaching that goal " ( p . 1 ) .11 V Can the world expect a democratic movement in Japan led by liberal elements ...
... appear to want Japan to become a peaceful democracy , and appear to recognize that education is the crucial instrument for reaching that goal " ( p . 1 ) .11 V Can the world expect a democratic movement in Japan led by liberal elements ...
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... appears very definitely to be the rule . Clinically I find it to be true that though an individual may remain dependent ... appear to be the natural consequence . If , on the other hand , the second hypothesis should be more adequately ...
... appears very definitely to be the rule . Clinically I find it to be true that though an individual may remain dependent ... appear to be the natural consequence . If , on the other hand , the second hypothesis should be more adequately ...
Contents
ARTICLES | 10 |
Heinrich PestalozziHis Life and Work Gustav E Mueller | 141 |
The Imperial Carp | 160 |
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