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... give a yard - stick to each of a dozen boys of average intelligence and ask him to measure the length and width of a building , they will all give me a correct answer and the same result . But if I give to a dozen of the most brainy ...
... give a yard - stick to each of a dozen boys of average intelligence and ask him to measure the length and width of a building , they will all give me a correct answer and the same result . But if I give to a dozen of the most brainy ...
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... gives unsatisfactory results , dictatorship will give nothing but satisfactory ones . As a matter of fact a dictatorial government might produce the same bad results as democracy and in addition many other bad results which are not ...
... gives unsatisfactory results , dictatorship will give nothing but satisfactory ones . As a matter of fact a dictatorial government might produce the same bad results as democracy and in addition many other bad results which are not ...
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they give the credit for their prosperity to the party in power , and they return to office on election day the ... give account of the results of the work of his advisers to the representatives of the citizens , where- as the advisers ...
they give the credit for their prosperity to the party in power , and they return to office on election day the ... give account of the results of the work of his advisers to the representatives of the citizens , where- as the advisers ...
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HARVARD SEALS AND ARMS Samuel Eliot Morison | 16 |
HARVARD AND THE SMALL COLLEGE Harold A Larrabee | 27 |
MADAME Geneva Edward B Hall | 34 |
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