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She has been credited with reviving interest in de Beav- oir in modern academia. I have her excellent taste to thank for much of the (...)

Spence, Jonathan D. The Search for Modern China. Sec. ed. New York: W. W. Norton, 1999. 12.

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These collections offer a valuable resource to researchers in the history of economic thought, and include papers in virtually every area of (...)

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A "college man" to the end, when Angier Duke passed away in 1923 he left $250,000 to the college in his will. The first modern (...)

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Both the historical and modern-day African diaspora are areas of interest, from the communities formed as a result of the transatlantic (...)

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German Studies The Rubenstein Library’s German collections are broad in scope and range from medieval to modern materials. The German (...)

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Traditional sociology collections focus on the study of human social relationships and institutions. The complexity of modern life has (...)

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