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... continued in importance . There were thousands of them serving beyond and between the railroads , particularly in the west where the railroads were widely separated . Most of these coaches also carried the U. S. mails . During the 19th ...
... continued in importance . There were thousands of them serving beyond and between the railroads , particularly in the west where the railroads were widely separated . Most of these coaches also carried the U. S. mails . During the 19th ...
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... continued in the modern coinage of certain countries , as in the seated figure of Bri- tannia on the current English pennies . The fifth period , 280 to 146 B. C. , marked the decline of many of the city and state coinages . The ...
... continued in the modern coinage of certain countries , as in the seated figure of Bri- tannia on the current English pennies . The fifth period , 280 to 146 B. C. , marked the decline of many of the city and state coinages . The ...
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... continued until he had removed his feminine attire . A series of 400 such trials over a 6 - day span cured the patient of this neurotic behavior . A follow - up six months later indicated that the cure was permanent . GREGORY A. KIMBLE ...
... continued until he had removed his feminine attire . A series of 400 such trials over a 6 - day span cured the patient of this neurotic behavior . A follow - up six months later indicated that the cure was permanent . GREGORY A. KIMBLE ...
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| Title | The Encyclopedia Americana, Volume 7 The Encyclopedia Americana, ISBN 0717201155, 9780717201150 |
| Publisher | Grolier, 1985 |
| ISBN | 0717201163, 9780717201167 |
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