Harvard Educational Review, Volumes 15-16Howard Eugene Wilson Harvard University, 1945 SCC Library has 1965-cur. |
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Page 159
... less far- reaching than the other two , perhaps even more so . It refers to the economic and social set - up in the Charter which has nothing corresponding in the Covenant . " I have already referred to the un- foreseen economic and ...
... less far- reaching than the other two , perhaps even more so . It refers to the economic and social set - up in the Charter which has nothing corresponding in the Covenant . " I have already referred to the un- foreseen economic and ...
Page 251
... less discrepancy between the social patterns as they are actually followed by most of the people and the publicly accepted theory of how people ought to behave . In addition to this , the women of most countries which we have entered ...
... less discrepancy between the social patterns as they are actually followed by most of the people and the publicly accepted theory of how people ought to behave . In addition to this , the women of most countries which we have entered ...
Page 212
... less clearly developed social classes . Another conclusion that can be drawn as a result of these stud- ies has been stated as follows : A more careful scrutiny of the material , however , indicates that there are decided differences in ...
... less clearly developed social classes . Another conclusion that can be drawn as a result of these stud- ies has been stated as follows : A more careful scrutiny of the material , however , indicates that there are decided differences in ...
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