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The Measure of Greatness
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The Orphan Brigade
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Exploration
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The Landscape as a Means of Culture
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Nansen's Heroic Journey
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The Direction of Education
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The Transmission of Learning Through the University
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European Peasants as Immigrants
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The Use and Limits of Academic Culture
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Science and the African Problem
“The African and European races must ... both march forward with entire equality of privilege as far as the state is concerned, yet without the bond of kinship in blood to unite them in the work of life, — indeed, with a sense that it is their duty to remain apart.”
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School Vacations
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The Problem of Discipline in Higher Education
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The Athletic Problem in Education
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The Law of Fashion
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Race Prejudices
“The higher few may by their imaginations be able to bridge the gulf which separates them from their alien brethren, but the mass cannot.”
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The Negro Problem
“The insensate greed of our ancestors took this simple folk from their dark land and placed them in our fields and by our firesides. Here they have multiplied to millions, and have been forced without training into the duties of a citizenship that often puzzles the brains of those who were trained by their ancestry to a sense of its obligations.”
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Ed Wray / AP The Red Sunsets
“When this volcanic dust ceases to glorify our skies at dawn and eve, we shall part with what has probably been the most remarkable and picturesque accident to the earth's physical life that has been known with the limits of recorded history.”
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The Floods of the Mississippi Valley
“The perfect control of the Mississippi system of waters is perhaps the greatest engineering problem that our race has ever had to attack.”
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Hurricanes
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A Winter Journey in Colorado
