American Sayings: Famous Phrases, Slogans, and AphorismsDuell, Sloan and Pearce, 1949 - 312 páginas |
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... origins in various fields of the Na- tion's activities - political , civil , social , economic - may be said to be ... origin and occasion of phrases and sayings which are or have been current in this country , which are frequently ...
... origins in various fields of the Na- tion's activities - political , civil , social , economic - may be said to be ... origin and occasion of phrases and sayings which are or have been current in this country , which are frequently ...
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... origin of the term , which the public promptly adopted with a slight change , has been generally attributed to James M. Kieran , a New York newspaperman . How- ever , Allen White used the title " The Brain Trust " for an article in the ...
... origin of the term , which the public promptly adopted with a slight change , has been generally attributed to James M. Kieran , a New York newspaperman . How- ever , Allen White used the title " The Brain Trust " for an article in the ...
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... origin of this phrase , which has been popularly adopted as one con- noting any argument about something that probably never happened , or about some one who never existed . Burton Stevenson concludes that it is difficult to verify any ...
... origin of this phrase , which has been popularly adopted as one con- noting any argument about something that probably never happened , or about some one who never existed . Burton Stevenson concludes that it is difficult to verify any ...
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American Sayings: Famous Phrases, Slogans, and Aphorisms Henry Fitzwilliam Woods Vista de fragmentos - 1945 |
American Sayings: Famous Phrases, Slogans, and Aphorisms Henry Fitzwilliam Woods Vista de fragmentos - 1945 |
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