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... sort of word , so called , which is largely represented in this com- pilation ; but it is a sort which has no proper place in any collection which pro- fesses to represent the vocabulary of any community or any sort of people . These ...
... sort of word , so called , which is largely represented in this com- pilation ; but it is a sort which has no proper place in any collection which pro- fesses to represent the vocabulary of any community or any sort of people . These ...
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... sort of literary property which is in principle not more deserving of protection than any other , and it derives its complete protection from a mere accident in no way con- nected with any principle of property or of public advantage ...
... sort of literary property which is in principle not more deserving of protection than any other , and it derives its complete protection from a mere accident in no way con- nected with any principle of property or of public advantage ...
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... sort of acquiescence . In Massachusetts , in ordinary times , the democratic party goes through the form of nominating state officers , but without any expectation of electing them ; and it is only once in about twenty years that a ...
... sort of acquiescence . In Massachusetts , in ordinary times , the democratic party goes through the form of nominating state officers , but without any expectation of electing them ; and it is only once in about twenty years that a ...
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Abolition of Poverty | 1 |
Labor and the Natural Forces | 9 |
Clarence Cook | 41 |
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