Harvard Educational Review, Volumes 15-16Howard Eugene Wilson Harvard University, 1945 |
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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 . obvious fact that Canada and the United States lie side by side , and by ...
... 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 . obvious fact that Canada and the United States lie side by side , and by ...
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... fact of humane regard and huImane endeavor . What sanctions this gets from us or we from it , what solace it brings ... fact - if fact it be - does not solve our spiritual perplexities by being known . But it may so identify them as ...
... fact of humane regard and huImane endeavor . What sanctions this gets from us or we from it , what solace it brings ... fact - if fact it be - does not solve our spiritual perplexities by being known . But it may so identify them as ...
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... fact that husband and wife have found it exceedingly difficult to obtain teaching employment in the same institution must be carefully noted . All this must be coupled with the fact previously observed that the teaching profession is ...
... fact that husband and wife have found it exceedingly difficult to obtain teaching employment in the same institution must be carefully noted . All this must be coupled with the fact previously observed that the teaching profession is ...
Contents
EDITORIAL | 1 |
James M Anderson Helen M Jones | 3 |
The Good Neighbor Policy and Spanish Courses | 22 |
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