Modes and MoralsC. Scribner's Sons, 1920 - 276 psl. |
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... labor - saving devices , it is because America is democratic on a bigger scale than any other country . The per- son who profits by the labor - saving device is the person who does the work . The fact that France and England have not ...
... labor - saving devices , it is because America is democratic on a bigger scale than any other country . The per- son who profits by the labor - saving device is the person who does the work . The fact that France and England have not ...
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... labor - saving device so perfectly convenient as ringing a bell and having some one else do the thing for you with complete competence . It is by no means strange that well - to - do Europeans have been content to be supremely waited ...
... labor - saving device so perfectly convenient as ringing a bell and having some one else do the thing for you with complete competence . It is by no means strange that well - to - do Europeans have been content to be supremely waited ...
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... labor situa- tion , which is now immensely accentuated by the war . But another force has always been at work . Except in that part of the country which imported slaves early and kept them as long as it could , more or less pioneer ...
... labor situa- tion , which is now immensely accentuated by the war . But another force has always been at work . Except in that part of the country which imported slaves early and kept them as long as it could , more or less pioneer ...
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... labor , and slave labor reaches compe- tence only by sheer force of numbers . There was never an ideal of domestic service there , because there was never the rounded conception of civilized domestic comfort in any slave's mind . And ...
... labor , and slave labor reaches compe- tence only by sheer force of numbers . There was never an ideal of domestic service there , because there was never the rounded conception of civilized domestic comfort in any slave's mind . And ...
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... labor can teach us that . We shall have need of all our trained perceptions , of all our first - hand and all our book knowledge , of what money has been most wisely spent for in the past , to make our choice intelligently . The new ...
... labor can teach us that . We shall have need of all our trained perceptions , of all our first - hand and all our book knowledge , of what money has been most wisely spent for in the past , to make our choice intelligently . The new ...
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Modes and Morals By Katharine Fullerton Gerould. (Inhalt: The New ... Katharine Fullerton Gerould Visos knygos peržiūra - 1920 |
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