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    1. Where Did All the Evils Go? - Duke University Libraries Magazine

      Although they are all ardent foes of Hitler and everything he stood for, they fundamentally disagree about his moral (...)

    2. 2014 March

      Her book is about the leadership lessons that she learned during those two climbs – the need for teamwork, moral character and (...)

    3. https://sites.fuqua.duke.edu/fordlibrary/page/26/

      Her book is about the leadership lessons that she learned during those two climbs – the need for teamwork, moral character and (...)

    4. Putting the ‘Global’ Back Into Global Pandemic, Part 7 - Duke University Libraries Blogs

      “Animals Sick of the Plague” addresses the age-old question: should political leaders surround themselves with yes-men, sycophants, and toadies (...)

    5. 2015 September

      In addition, he finds that an individual can develop his/her character well into adulthood. For leaders who want to improve their (...)

    6. 1840-1849 - Glory of Woman: An Introduction to Prescriptive Literature - LibGuides at Duke Universit

      This slim volume addresses “the science of life” in its moral, physical, and economic aspects.  Includes medical information, (...)

    7. Medical morals, illustrated with plates and extracts from medical works: designed to show the pernic

      In Gregory’s later engravings, after Maygrier’s images, the examination takes on a sinister character. Citation: Gregory, George, (...)

    8. 1830-1839 - Glory of Woman: An Introduction to Prescriptive Literature - LibGuides at Duke Universit

      Woman, in Her Social and Domestic Character. London: Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green, 1831.  

    9. 1820-1829 - Glory of Woman: An Introduction to Prescriptive Literature - LibGuides at Duke Universit

      “Never touch a sore place in any one’s character; for be assured, whoever you are, that you have a sore place in your own, and a young (...)

    10. Joe Camel, 1990s · Tobaccoland · Duke University Library Exhibits

      The most successful iteration of this was Joe Camel, the advertising spokes-character for Camel cigarettes from 1987 to July 1997 (when (...)

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