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 1 3     |           religious life. For the land is a kind of nursery which
 2 3(3)  |      Modern World, Janet Kalven. ~Land and Life for Woman McDonald,
 3 3(3)  |         Rural Mother Looks at the Land," 14-22. ~Home Making a
 4 4(4)  |        Life and Art," pp. 13-17. ~Land and Life for Woman Buckley,
 5 7(7)  |        Gerald, S.S.J. ~Training a Land Queen, E.L. Chicanot. ~Rural
 6 8     |                          Sin, the Land, and Labor ~Sin did, in
 7 8     | pestilence, devastating wars, and land mines. In some places it
 8 8     | temperament of one's own piece of land, sometimes so different
 9 8(8)  |        Rural Health," pp. 43-46. ~Land and Life for Woman McNally,
10 9     |                                   Land Reforms ~Besides all this,
11 9     |           war, in many places the land demands that careful and
12 9     |     accomplished in the matter of land ownership and farm contracts.
13 9(9)  |             Man's Relation to the Land. ~
14 10(10)|          Fewer People Live on the Land?" ~Third Series: Briefs,
15 10(10)|           Goetz; "The Back to the Land Idea," pp. 93-98. ~Manifesto
16 11    |  farm-worker to lure him from his land to the city where he may
17 12    |                                   Land Monopoly ~After the land
18 12    |          Land Monopoly ~After the land has been so abandoned, capital
19 12    |           to make it its own; the land then becomes no longer the
20 12(12)|           II, "Farm Ownership and Land Tenancy," pp. 8-12. Chapter
21 13(14)|   Community," pp. 29-34. ~15. The Land and the Spirit, Most Rev.
22 13(14)|        Rev. Peter W. Bartholome. ~Land and Life for Woman Wickes,
23 15    |          YEARS EARLIER ~Values of Land Ownership~". . . If working
24 15    |          obtaining a share in the land, the consequence will be
25 15    |         his country for a foreign land if his own afforded him