Nineteenth Century and After, Том 119Nineteenth Century and After, 1936 |
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... social qualifications before they are admitted , and careful inquiries are invariably made . In spite of the fact that many pay their fraternity fees by working in the dining - hall or kitchen , the poor student often cannot afford to ...
... social qualifications before they are admitted , and careful inquiries are invariably made . In spite of the fact that many pay their fraternity fees by working in the dining - hall or kitchen , the poor student often cannot afford to ...
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... social one , which it ignores . Many of these novi homines bought because they knew that ownership of land enhances social status , but have not yet learned that an advance in social position always brings new moral and financial ...
... social one , which it ignores . Many of these novi homines bought because they knew that ownership of land enhances social status , but have not yet learned that an advance in social position always brings new moral and financial ...
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... social geography in the different countries . So it is necessary to examine more closely the surge of revolt and the continuing turbulence in Spain in terms of the Spanish temperament and Spanish history . It began , of course , with ...
... social geography in the different countries . So it is necessary to examine more closely the surge of revolt and the continuing turbulence in Spain in terms of the Spanish temperament and Spanish history . It began , of course , with ...
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