BryanHarcourt, Brace, 1929 - Всего страниц: 374 |
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... evolution in their schools . The mild - mannered , sweet - tempered Darwin brought out all the bestial vituperation of which Bryan was capable . Hitherto he had managed , even in the heat of political strife , to keep his temper , but ...
... evolution in their schools . The mild - mannered , sweet - tempered Darwin brought out all the bestial vituperation of which Bryan was capable . Hitherto he had managed , even in the heat of political strife , to keep his temper , but ...
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... evolution . " Mr. Rappleyea took down from a shelf a copy of A Civic Biology by Professor George W. Hunter , for the country drug store was also the school book store . He asked Scopes whether he followed Professor Hunter's text in his ...
... evolution . " Mr. Rappleyea took down from a shelf a copy of A Civic Biology by Professor George W. Hunter , for the country drug store was also the school book store . He asked Scopes whether he followed Professor Hunter's text in his ...
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... evolution , it had proved that he was guilty of violating the statute , but the defense maintained first that the ... evolution did not deny the story of the divine creation of man as taught in the Bible because it had nothing to do with ...
... evolution , it had proved that he was guilty of violating the statute , but the defense maintained first that the ... evolution did not deny the story of the divine creation of man as taught in the Bible because it had nothing to do with ...
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