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Sampson, M. W. A problem of American civilization.
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Carruth, W. H. The heroisms of peace.
Lake, K. Teaching and learning.
Pritchett, H. S. Modern culture and the human spirit.
Tolman, H. C. The message of the key.
Birge, E. A. In lucem gentium.
Woodburn, J. A. Nationalism and humanity.
Lloyd, A. H. The time of day.
Thornton, W. M. Liberty and slavery in universities.
Shorey, P. Can an American be an optimist?
Van Dyke, H. Democratic aristocracy.
