American Institutions and Their Preservation, Volume 1Norwood Press, 1929 - 833 pagina's |
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Pagina 160
... separate race , because mar- riage involves social equality . They are the oldest extant civilized race in Europe or America and stick to their race , creed , and separate identity through persecution , dislike , temptation , and ...
... separate race , because mar- riage involves social equality . They are the oldest extant civilized race in Europe or America and stick to their race , creed , and separate identity through persecution , dislike , temptation , and ...
Pagina 184
... separate identity disappears . Ex - President Eliot of Harvard in December , 1924 , regretted the intermarriage of Jews with Christians . He said the Irish had not been assimilated in America and he did not expect assimilation of Jews ...
... separate identity disappears . Ex - President Eliot of Harvard in December , 1924 , regretted the intermarriage of Jews with Christians . He said the Irish had not been assimilated in America and he did not expect assimilation of Jews ...
Pagina 400
... separate , and that the logical and unavoidable outcome is fusion ; that the relentless force of juxtaposition is too much for law or prejudice or race instinct . Over and over again one is told that nowhere in history is there an ...
... separate , and that the logical and unavoidable outcome is fusion ; that the relentless force of juxtaposition is too much for law or prejudice or race instinct . Over and over again one is told that nowhere in history is there an ...
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CHAPTER | 1 |
WHAT ARE AMERICAN INSTITUTIONS? | 16 |
1 A written constitution | 18 |
Copyright | |
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