Great Ideas: Conversations Between Past and Present

Great Ideas: Conversations Between Past and Present
ISBN-10
0030305144
ISBN-13
9780030305146
Category
College readers
Pages
769
Language
English
Published
1991
Publisher
Fort Worth : Holt, Rinehart and Winston
Authors
Thomas D. Klein, Bruce H. Edwards, Thomas L. Wymer

Description

... an Attempt to Explain the Former Changes of the Earth's Surface , by Reference to Causes Now in Operation , 295 “ Lyric Poem , The ” ( Sappho ) , 191 Macaulay , Thomas Babington , 412 Madison , James , 360–361 “ Federalist Paper No.

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