The New International Encyclopædia, Volume 18Daniel Coit Gilman, Harry Thurston Peck, Frank Moore Colby Dodd, Mead, 1907 - Encyclopedias and dictionaries |
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... social institution , serving the econ- omic functions of immigration and a skilled labor supply . Its longest institutional duration was in agricultural Pennsylvania , Maryland , and Vir- ginia , where it supplied high - grade labor a ...
... social institution , serving the econ- omic functions of immigration and a skilled labor supply . Its longest institutional duration was in agricultural Pennsylvania , Maryland , and Vir- ginia , where it supplied high - grade labor a ...
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... social experiences . There was no unanimity among the ancients with regard to the names , the number , or the sayings of these famous sages . The number seven is as old as Pindar , but the earliest list of the seven is given in Plato's ...
... social experiences . There was no unanimity among the ancients with regard to the names , the number , or the sayings of these famous sages . The number seven is as old as Pindar , but the earliest list of the seven is given in Plato's ...
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... social tact , good looks , vivacity , and charm made her very popular and brought her the homage of many distinguished friends , among them Turenne and the Prince de Conti . It was not till her daughter's marriage ( 1669 ) that her ...
... social tact , good looks , vivacity , and charm made her very popular and brought her the homage of many distinguished friends , among them Turenne and the Prince de Conti . It was not till her daughter's marriage ( 1669 ) that her ...
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... social happenings of the day , meanwhile unwit- tingly revealing her own character . Madame de Sévigné enjoyed some literary fame during her lifetime . Her letters , as edited by Regnier and others ( Paris , 1862-68 , 2d ed . 1887 et ...
... social happenings of the day , meanwhile unwit- tingly revealing her own character . Madame de Sévigné enjoyed some literary fame during her lifetime . Her letters , as edited by Regnier and others ( Paris , 1862-68 , 2d ed . 1887 et ...
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... social history of early New England . Secretary of State . At the time of his death he was president of the American Express Company . SEWARD , FREDERICK WILLIAM ( 1830- ) . An American lawyer and diplomat , the son of William H. Seward ...
... social history of early New England . Secretary of State . At the time of his death he was president of the American Express Company . SEWARD , FREDERICK WILLIAM ( 1830- ) . An American lawyer and diplomat , the son of William H. Seward ...
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