Harvard Educational Review, Volumes 15-16Howard Eugene Wilson Harvard University, 1945 |
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... important a factor in the welfare of a people as some of us think ? As a suggested answer to that query , I shall ... important . They are only as important as they were always - important because they are necessary consequences of badly ...
... important a factor in the welfare of a people as some of us think ? As a suggested answer to that query , I shall ... important . They are only as important as they were always - important because they are necessary consequences of badly ...
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... important stress of course is the fear and anxiety caused by exposure to enemy activity . The second most important stress is the loss of friends in combat . Extremely close attachments are formed between the members of combat groups ...
... important stress of course is the fear and anxiety caused by exposure to enemy activity . The second most important stress is the loss of friends in combat . Extremely close attachments are formed between the members of combat groups ...
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... important , but its chief importance is to allow one to live properly . The lower - upper class also believes in birth and breeding . They cannot use their money to buy birth , but they can spend it to acquire the proper upper - class ...
... important , but its chief importance is to allow one to live properly . The lower - upper class also believes in birth and breeding . They cannot use their money to buy birth , but they can spend it to acquire the proper upper - class ...
Contents
EDITORIAL | 1 |
James M Anderson Helen M Jones | 3 |
The Good Neighbor Policy and Spanish Courses | 22 |
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| Title | Harvard Educational Review, Volumes 15-16 |
| Editor | Howard Eugene Wilson |
| Contributor | Harvard University. Graduate School of Education |
| Publisher | Harvard University, 1945 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 2 Oct 2009 |
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