The Encyclopedia Americana, Volume 4Grolier, 1988 - Encyclopedias and dictionaries |
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Page 74
... United States , Canada , and Britain , use more liberal criteria , which depend on sophisticated medical measurements . The emerging countries tend to restrict the definition to total lack of vision or to the inability to count fingers ...
... United States , Canada , and Britain , use more liberal criteria , which depend on sophisticated medical measurements . The emerging countries tend to restrict the definition to total lack of vision or to the inability to count fingers ...
Page 241
... United States , Harry Scherman , an advertising executive , founded the Book - of - the - Month Club in 1926 . Its purpose was to mail its members new works of fiction and nonfiction , especially those mem- bers in the many parts of the ...
... United States , Harry Scherman , an advertising executive , founded the Book - of - the - Month Club in 1926 . Its purpose was to mail its members new works of fiction and nonfiction , especially those mem- bers in the many parts of the ...
Page 625
... United States for not aiding the Spanish Republic . He aban- doned his antifascism in the period of the Soviet- German nonaggression pact ( 1939-1941 ) , but later emphasized the need for a second front and U. S. - Soviet cooperation ...
... United States for not aiding the Spanish Republic . He aban- doned his antifascism in the period of the Soviet- German nonaggression pact ( 1939-1941 ) , but later emphasized the need for a second front and U. S. - Soviet cooperation ...
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