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- Social and religious life of Italians in AmericaEnrico C Sartorio
- South Italian folkways in Europe and America; a handbook for social workers, visiting nurses, school teachers, and physicians, by Phyllis H.Phyllis H Williams
- Sons of Italy; a social and religious study of the Italians in AmericaAntonio Mangano
- Scandinavians as a social force in America ... [by] A.O. FonkalsrudAlfred O. Fonkalsrud
- The German element in the United States : with special reference to its political, moral, social, and educational influenceAlbert Bernhardt Faust
- America's Polish heritage; a social history of the poles in AmericaJoseph Anthony Wytrwal
- A social history of the American Negro : being a history of the Negro problem in the United States : including a history and study of the reBenjamin Griffith Brawley
- The struggle against white chauvinism : outline for discussion and study guide for schools, classes, study groupsCommunist Party of the United States of America. National Education Department
- Negro civilization in the South; educational, social and religious advancement of the colored people. A review of slavery as a civil and comCharles Edwin Röbert
- Selected readings on the enhancement of social services management systemsRichard A Roth
- The economic and social problemMichael Flürscheim
- The etiquette of race relations in the South; a study in social controlBertram Wilbur Doyle
- The Negro in American civilization; a study of Negro life and race relations in the light of social researchCharles Spurgeon Johnson
- The Negro in New Jersey; a report of a survey by the Interracial committee of the New Jersey conference of social work in cooperation with tNew Jersey Conference of Social Work
- Social and economic conditions of Negroes in the United StatesUnited States. Bureau of Labor Statistics
- Education, employment, and Negro equalityOtto Eckstein
- Republican France, 1870-1912; her presidents, statesmen, policy, vicissitudes and social life, by Le petit homme rouge (Ernest Alfred VizeteErnest Alfred Vizetelly
- Education in soviet RussiaScott Nearing
- Master plan of schools, parks and recreation for the Maryland-Washington Regional District, Montgomery and Prince George's Counties, MarylanMaryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission
- Social psychology, an outline and source bookEdward Alsworth Ross
- Genetic psychology; an introduction to an objective and genetic view of intelligenceEdwin A. Kirkpatrick
- A text-book of sociologyJames Quayle Dealey
- Individualism; four lectures on the significance of consciousness for social relationsWarner Fite
- The social unrest; studies in labor and socialist movementsJohn Graham Brooks
- The social unrest; studies in labor and socialist movementsJohn Graham Brooks
- Social solutions in the light of Christian ethics by Thomas C. HallThomas Cuming Hall
- The social spirit in AmericaCharles Richmond Henderson
- Social duties from the Christian point of view; a text-book for the study of social problemsCharles Richmond Henderson
- Man, the social creatorHenry Demarest Lloyd
- Higher-education budgeting at the state level : concepts and principlesDennis P Jones
- Pictures by great masters of the French, Dutch, & Flemish schools, with historical & critical descriptionsJames Dafforne
- The social & economic history of the Roman empireMichael Ivanovitch Rostovtzeff
- The study of color, with lessons and exercises, arranged for instruction of teachers, artists, students and parents, by Michel Jacobs, SixteMichel Jacobs
- The mastery of color. A simple and perfect color system, based upon the spectral colors, for educational purposes and practical use in the aCharles Julius Jorgensen
- A tour of inquiry through France and Italy, illustrating their present social, political, and religious condition.Edmund Spencer
- The nation responds : recent efforts to improve educationUnited States. Department of Education
- Italian social customs of the sixteenth century: and their influence on the literatures of EuropeThomas Frederick Crane
- A textbook of experimental and theoretical psychologyErnest Burton Skaggs
- A text book of experimental and theoretical psychologyErnest Burton Skaggs
- Human psychologyErnest Burton Skaggs
- Lectures on the experimental psychology of the thought-processesEdward Bradford Titchener
- An introduction to experimental psychology in relation to educationC. W. Valentine
- Introduction to physiological psychologyTh. Ziehen
- Practical psychologyKarl Schofield Bernhardt
- Perceptual research: a whole with many parts; a brief comparative review of perceptual psychologyMarian Robinson
- Psychology for nursesBess Virginia Cunningham
- Psychology and successful livingCharles Conant Josey
- Beginning psychologyT. S. Krawiec
- Readings in introductory psychology; with a set of principles of elementary psychologyWilbert James McKeachie
- Psychology; principles and applicationsMarian East Madigan
- Conflicting psychologies of learningBoyd Henry Bode
- Space and vision : an attempt to deduce all our knowledge of space from the sense of sight, with a note on the association psychologyW. H. S. Monck
- Laboratory studies in the analysis of behavior; a manual of operant conditioning procedures for students in behavioral psychologyLloyd E Homme
- The psychology of sound, by Henry J. WattHenry Jackson Watt
- The developmental psychology of Jean Piaget. With a foreword by Jean PiagetJohn H Flavell
- The school breakfast program in Title I schoolsUnited States. Food and Nutrition Service
- Analytic interest psychology and synthetic philosophy, by J. S. EngleJohn Summerfield Engle
- Intelligence in the United States; a survey--with conclusions for manpower utilization in education and employmentJohn B Miner
- Thinking : an experimental and social studySir Frederic C. Bartlett
- Instructions given in the drawing school established by the Dublin society, pursuant to their resolution of the fourth of February, 1768; toJoseph Fenn