Harper's Magazine, 189권Henry Mills Alden, Thomas Bucklin Wells, Lee Foster Hartman, Frederick Lewis Allen Harper & Brothers, 1944 Important American periodical dating back to 1850. |
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... developed and pro- duced by Vickers , Inc. , also a division of the Sperry Corporation . 1 . In the days of " wooden ... develop the equipment which furnishes complete data for continuous , accurate firing under all conditions of wind ...
... developed and pro- duced by Vickers , Inc. , also a division of the Sperry Corporation . 1 . In the days of " wooden ... develop the equipment which furnishes complete data for continuous , accurate firing under all conditions of wind ...
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... developed . In this country , on the contrary , no local traditions had to be overcome because there were not yet any ; or rather , regional traditions most frequently had to develop simultaneously and in competition with national ...
... developed . In this country , on the contrary , no local traditions had to be overcome because there were not yet any ; or rather , regional traditions most frequently had to develop simultaneously and in competition with national ...
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... developed as a result of exten- sions of the essential process , are also customarily called races . Just how far the term shall be carried is a matter of common sense and convenience , rather than of definition . Thus the White race ...
... developed as a result of exten- sions of the essential process , are also customarily called races . Just how far the term shall be carried is a matter of common sense and convenience , rather than of definition . Thus the White race ...
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