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    1. 2013 November

      When developing their economies, successful countries first restructure agriculture by redistributing land into small family farms. 

    2. Online Resources - Full text databases at Duke - Korean Studies - LibGuides at Duke University

      KoreaA2Z KoreaA2Z is the web site that includes primary sources, reference resources, classical literature, newspapers, journals, magazines, and (...)

    3. Newspaper Superlatives - The Devil's Tale

      And the winners are… Longest Title (word count and number of characters): South Carolina Temperance Advocate and Register of (...)

    4. 2014 November

      Two new books by faculty members in the agriculture discipline examine our food and how it is produced.

    5. Methodism - Religious Material in the Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library, Duke University - L

      Popular Searches Methodist Missionaries Judaism Other Religions Notable Manuscript Collections Frank Baker Collection of Wesleyana and British (...)

    6. Opening Reception for Farmworkers and Food Exhibits - The Devil's Tale

      Related posts: Celebrating the John Hope Franklin Papers Finding Your Voice: Developing an Exhibit on the History of Duke's (...)

    7. Holiday Gift Guide for Law Students

      Law students with a home bar to decorate might welcome one of several NARA boozy poster prints, including a Prohibition-era closure notice , an (...)

    8. https://sites.fuqua.duke.edu/fordlibrary/page/29/

      When developing their economies, successful countries first restructure agriculture by redistributing land into small family farms. 

    9. New Finding Aid: The South Asian Pamphlets Collection - The Devil's Tale

      The pamphlets cover such topics as agriculture, arts, economic development, education, industry and commerce, international relations, (...)

    10. The Peacocks' Gift - The Devil's Tale

      One clipping that caught my eye highlights the professions of Trinity graduates by 1887: 275 graduates went into the ministry, 49 went into law, (...)

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