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Prelates And People: Ecclesiastical Social Thought In England, 1783-1852 (Studies In Social History (Routledge & Kegan Paul)) (Volume 14)
Demography And Degeneration: Eugenics And The Declining Birthrate In Twentieth-Century Britain
Demography And Degeneration: Eugenics And The Declining Birthrate In Twentieth-Century Britain

By Richard Allen Soloway, Soloway, Richard A. Soloway, R. A. Soloway

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Richard Soloway offers a compelling and authoritative study of the relationship of the eugenics movement to the dramatic decline in the birthrate and family size in twentieth-century Britain. Worki...

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Truth And Peace In The Middle East;: A Critical Analysis Of The Quaker Report,
Truth And Peace In The Middle East;: A Critical Analysis Of The Quaker Report,

By Soloway, Arnold M. Soloway, Arnold M., Arnold M. Soloway With Edwin Weiss And Gerald Caplan

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By Arnold M. Soloway With Edwin Weiss And Gerald Caplan. Bibliography: P. 72-74.

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Green Nails And Other Acts Of Rebellion: Life After Loss
Green Nails And Other Acts Of Rebellion: Life After Loss

By . Elaine, Elaine Soloway, Soloway, Soloway, Elaine

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Early in 2009, after more than a decade of marriage, Elaine Soloway's husband, Tommy, began to changeexhibiting inappropriate behaviors at times, becoming inexplicably weepy at others. More trouble...

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