Harvard Educational Review, Volumes 15-16Howard Eugene Wilson Harvard University, 1945 SCC Library has 1965-cur. |
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... fact that we are two nations , of why we are so , and of what that fact involves in our relations with one another and with the world outside North America . Discussion of our similarities and differences is sometimes over - simpli ...
... fact that we are two nations , of why we are so , and of what that fact involves in our relations with one another and with the world outside North America . Discussion of our similarities and differences is sometimes over - simpli ...
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... fact - if fact it be - does not solve our spiritual perplexities by being known . But it may so identify them as helpfully to suggest implications of faith , hope , and charity which have at least an interim value . If we are the heirs ...
... fact - if fact it be - does not solve our spiritual perplexities by being known . But it may so identify them as helpfully to suggest implications of faith , hope , and charity which have at least an interim value . If we are the heirs ...
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... fact that husband and wife have found it exceedingly diffi- cult to obtain teaching employment in the same institution must be care- fully noted . All this must be coupled with the fact previously observed that the teaching profession ...
... fact that husband and wife have found it exceedingly diffi- cult to obtain teaching employment in the same institution must be care- fully noted . All this must be coupled with the fact previously observed that the teaching profession ...
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