Harvard Educational Review, Volumes 16-18Howard Eugene Wilson Harvard University, 1946 |
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Page 48
... areas of the world . IV This is not the occasion to describe in full the program evolved for Unesco and now in process of be- ing launched . Obviously the field of operations is broad , and the projects highly varied . For the entire ...
... areas of the world . IV This is not the occasion to describe in full the program evolved for Unesco and now in process of be- ing launched . Obviously the field of operations is broad , and the projects highly varied . For the entire ...
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... areas which contribute to the whole- ness of culture , and thus to the whole- ness of local , national , and interna- tional communities . These obligations , while broadly stated , are directly pertinent to the question of what ...
... areas which contribute to the whole- ness of culture , and thus to the whole- ness of local , national , and interna- tional communities . These obligations , while broadly stated , are directly pertinent to the question of what ...
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... areas , though the figures are far less relia- ble , show the same trend . For exam- ple , the population of Manchoukuo in 1910 was about 15 million , but in 1940 , it was roughly 37 million . China Proper , with her already immense ...
... areas , though the figures are far less relia- ble , show the same trend . For exam- ple , the population of Manchoukuo in 1910 was about 15 million , but in 1940 , it was roughly 37 million . China Proper , with her already immense ...
Contents
ARTICLES | 10 |
Heinrich PestalozziHis Life and Work Gustav E Mueller | 141 |
The Imperial Carp | 160 |
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