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... possible time . The plant is so costly that the modern newspaper demands a large capital . The editor is no longer the owner , for he has not and cannot command the money necessary to start or buy a paper . The paper is ordinarily a ...
... possible time . The plant is so costly that the modern newspaper demands a large capital . The editor is no longer the owner , for he has not and cannot command the money necessary to start or buy a paper . The paper is ordinarily a ...
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... possible to bring the strike to a successful end . After a strike is called the union , if it is not prevented , establishes pickets . The pickets try to persuade persons who con- tinue work to stop . At first they use persuasion ...
... possible to bring the strike to a successful end . After a strike is called the union , if it is not prevented , establishes pickets . The pickets try to persuade persons who con- tinue work to stop . At first they use persuasion ...
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... possible Oregon , Texas , and California . The question of Oregon was compromised with Great Britain , that of the annexation of Texas had already been prac- tically settled by Polk's predecessor , but it led to the Mexican War and the ...
... possible Oregon , Texas , and California . The question of Oregon was compromised with Great Britain , that of the annexation of Texas had already been prac- tically settled by Polk's predecessor , but it led to the Mexican War and the ...
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CHAPTER | 3 |
THE WOMAN PROBLEM | 11 |
THE NEWSPAPER PROBLEM | 22 |
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