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Page 222
Yet it falls within the scope of the Carnegie Foundation to emphasize , by all possible channels of influence , the underlying objects of its existence ; in this instance such emphasis may prevent the use of the retiring allowance as a ...
Yet it falls within the scope of the Carnegie Foundation to emphasize , by all possible channels of influence , the underlying objects of its existence ; in this instance such emphasis may prevent the use of the retiring allowance as a ...
Page 322
President Eliot himself is one of the foremost men of influence that this country has ever possessed ... like him by whom the country has been influenced , and will be influenced again , our democracy has attained its present position .
President Eliot himself is one of the foremost men of influence that this country has ever possessed ... like him by whom the country has been influenced , and will be influenced again , our democracy has attained its present position .
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... gives it its position of influence in the world . It is natural to forbear ma- king any comparisons between this time and that , further than to venture the opinion that we have progressed in the things that matter , while ...
... gives it its position of influence in the world . It is natural to forbear ma- king any comparisons between this time and that , further than to venture the opinion that we have progressed in the things that matter , while ...
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