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Have you ever wondered what it would be like to step into the square circle? Take a journey with Nebuchadnezzar to see if he is hard bodied or just some wannebe!

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Excerpt from A Hoosier Village: A Sociological Study, With Special Reference to Social CausationFacts have been strictly adhered to, without conscious bias. While it is hardly likely that the people of Aton themselves would see everything in the same light as has the writer, his motive has been a real desire to present truth fully the life of the community from the standpoint of sociology. Above all let it be remembered that there is that deep...

Excerpt from The Rural Community, Ancient and ModernWhich of these two types is eventually to be the domi nant one no one, of course, can say with any certainty. Doubtless the open-country type will continue to exist and the town-centred type go on developing. However, there are certain sociological principles which, if taken into consideration in this relation, make it seem rather improbable that the town-centred community is going to supplan...

Excerpt from Ultimate Democracy and Its MakingThis work has its genesis in the author's desire for clear ness as to the meaning and aims of democracy. It was given first form in a series of public lectures delivered a few winters ago in and about New York City. It was later devel oped through other lectures, and in two or three published essays, then further enlarged for the basis of a classroom course. Finally it took present shape by the add...

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Excerpt from The Rural Community, Ancient and ModernWhich of these two types is eventually to be the domi nant one no one, of course, can say with any certainty. Doubtless the open-country type will continue to exist and the town-centred type go on developing. However, there are certain sociological principles which, if taken into consideration in this relation, make it seem rather improbable that the town-centred community is going to supplan...

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Excerpt from A Hoosier Village: A Sociological Study, With Special Reference to Social Causation Facts have been strictly adhered to, without conscious bias. While it is hardly likely that the people of Aton themselves would see everything in the same light as has the writer, his motive has been a real desire to present truth fully the life of the community from the standpoint of sociology. Above all let it be remembered that there is that de...

Excerpt from Ultimate Democracy and Its Making Books are not made, they grow. This one has grown. Its ¿esh and blood is the extract of many materials from many sources. But the free alchemy whereby this substance has all been transmuted into the being of one volume renders it quite impossible to accord to its sources due credit for all. However, to such writings as have been knowingly employed, indebtedness has been recognized in the text, to...

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