The Harvard Graduates' Magazine, Volumen42Harvard Graduates' Magazine Association, 1933 |
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... offered in the natural and physi- cal sciences has been so unprecedentedly enormous , so likewise the advantages offered in the social sciences are deserving of comparable enlargement . These studies , as represented by an- thropology ...
... offered in the natural and physi- cal sciences has been so unprecedentedly enormous , so likewise the advantages offered in the social sciences are deserving of comparable enlargement . These studies , as represented by an- thropology ...
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... offered by the university . There should be no great difficulty about the first , especially when the selection doesn't involve any guarantee that the fields offered are the best or only valuable ones , but merely that they are worth ...
... offered by the university . There should be no great difficulty about the first , especially when the selection doesn't involve any guarantee that the fields offered are the best or only valuable ones , but merely that they are worth ...
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... offered by various commentators , and apparently the contemporary critics were also unsure . The Suliotes is usually called Byron's , probably because of his interest in the subject matter . " The Dogs , a com- mentary on the treatment ...
... offered by various commentators , and apparently the contemporary critics were also unsure . The Suliotes is usually called Byron's , probably because of his interest in the subject matter . " The Dogs , a com- mentary on the treatment ...
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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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