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"Origin of Languages"
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" Beaver Has Better Idea"
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" Hard Line" Articles
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(Oct.-Nov.
1970)
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ro
the
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"Also as usual,
1
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I
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ro
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ro
prove the un-Christian charac–
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• .. .
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we
could
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has commanded "Leam
1101
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heathen," we must disagree.
"A
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February 1971
VOL. XXXVI
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