The rise of American civilization text
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TextPublication details: New York Macmillan 1937Edition: New ed., two volumes in one, rev. and enlDescription: 865p. HbkSubject(s): United States - Civilization | United States - HistoryDDC classification: 970 BEA
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<p>Charles A. Beard is the co-founder of Ruskin College. Mary Beard was the wife of Charles Beard, and a writer and activist in the women's suffrage and labour movement in the USA.</p>
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