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... floor to play with the electric train that he has just given Junior for Christmas . American Legionnaires behave like boys when they step out into the delights of a Fifth Avenue parade . On the surface , at least , canalized responses ...
... floor to play with the electric train that he has just given Junior for Christmas . American Legionnaires behave like boys when they step out into the delights of a Fifth Avenue parade . On the surface , at least , canalized responses ...
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... floor . How often the aggrieved mother finds that food is not enough to keep the excited or restless child at peace ! There are realities more in- teresting , more burning , more demanding in our world of fasci- nating values embodied ...
... floor . How often the aggrieved mother finds that food is not enough to keep the excited or restless child at peace ! There are realities more in- teresting , more burning , more demanding in our world of fasci- nating values embodied ...
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Our Twentiethcentury Vantage Point | 3 |
The Invention of Culture | 47 |
How We Come to Want What We Want | 60 |
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