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Soul of America , Stanton Coit . Ancient Town Planning , F. Haverfield . Rise of the American People , Roland Greene Usher . Department of State of the United States , Gaillard Hunt . Modern City Planning and Maintenance , Frank Koester ...
Soul of America , Stanton Coit . Ancient Town Planning , F. Haverfield . Rise of the American People , Roland Greene Usher . Department of State of the United States , Gaillard Hunt . Modern City Planning and Maintenance , Frank Koester ...
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... are better than cynics , pessimists , and muckrakers say that they are ; and that chivalry , generosity , and good fellowship char- acterize the American man whether he be a bishop or a Pullman porter , a banker or an innkeeper .
... are better than cynics , pessimists , and muckrakers say that they are ; and that chivalry , generosity , and good fellowship char- acterize the American man whether he be a bishop or a Pullman porter , a banker or an innkeeper .
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... Excellency Don Seņor Frederico Alphonso Pezet , Minister of Peru at Washington , and former Minister at London , Mexico , and Panama ; Congressman An- drew J. Montague , of Virginia ; and Edward Albes , of the Pan - American Union .
... Excellency Don Seņor Frederico Alphonso Pezet , Minister of Peru at Washington , and former Minister at London , Mexico , and Panama ; Congressman An- drew J. Montague , of Virginia ; and Edward Albes , of the Pan - American Union .
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Dr. Gregory is an American , yet he has been a professor in Leipsic for a generation . He has become naturalized . His wife is the daughter of the late Prof. J. F. Thayer of Harvard Divinity School ; and dear old Gregory , whom I knew ...
Dr. Gregory is an American , yet he has been a professor in Leipsic for a generation . He has become naturalized . His wife is the daughter of the late Prof. J. F. Thayer of Harvard Divinity School ; and dear old Gregory , whom I knew ...
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Why is it that all the Germans believe sincerely in their cause , that the Englishmen believe sincerely in their cause , that the Americans who know English people best believe in the English cause , and the Americans who know Germans ...
Why is it that all the Germans believe sincerely in their cause , that the Englishmen believe sincerely in their cause , that the Americans who know English people best believe in the English cause , and the Americans who know Germans ...
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