Harvey Wasserman's History of the United StatesHarper & Row, 1972 - 262 стор. |
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... human needs . Human labor creates machinery and applies it to the land for the production of raw materials and food . Whoever has control of land and machinery controls human labor , and with it human life and liberty . Today the ...
... human needs . Human labor creates machinery and applies it to the land for the production of raw materials and food . Whoever has control of land and machinery controls human labor , and with it human life and liberty . Today the ...
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... human sin , until all men are saved . " " Human conduct is interrelative , " wrote Gilman , " and right or wrong AS IT AFFECTS OTHERS . " The real lesson of Chris- tianity , she said , was " not only that God is one . . . . but that MAN ...
... human sin , until all men are saved . " " Human conduct is interrelative , " wrote Gilman , " and right or wrong AS IT AFFECTS OTHERS . " The real lesson of Chris- tianity , she said , was " not only that God is one . . . . but that MAN ...
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... human blood , " I said . The recognition of the oneness of the human mind was the acceptance of a human nature whose most powerful element was love : love of self , love of humanity as an extension of self and vice - versa , love of ...
... human blood , " I said . The recognition of the oneness of the human mind was the acceptance of a human nature whose most powerful element was love : love of self , love of humanity as an extension of self and vice - versa , love of ...
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The Robber Barons | 3 |
The People | 52 |
The Revolt of the Farmers 61 9 | 61 |
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