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Natural rights of man.--Principles of democracy.--The Constitution.--Political economy.--Social welfare.--Religion.--Foreign affairs.--Appendix: 1. Axioms and dicta. II. Opinion of contemporaries. III. Select bibliography (p. 283-285) ; Mode of access: Internet.

8 pages. This pamphlet includes information about the history of the Japanese-American relocation centers and the lives that the Japanese-Americans can expect to live within them. The second section of the pamphlet describes the organization of camp, focusing on democratic systems of self-governance within the camp and education provided to internees. This includes information about the Japanese-American's freedom to worship, education, and community government. In preparation for the resettlement of internees to locations outside restricted military zones, Myer elaborates on the war time labor needs of America and how Japanese Americans may serve to fill these needs. The article contained in the pamphlet was originally published in a periodical titled Common Ground, which was printed by the Common Council for American Unity.

"Sixth impression, September, 1939." ; Bibliography: p.[337]-344. ; Mode of access: Internet.

Based on lectures and discussions delivered in the Department of agriculture in 1937 and 1938. ; Mode of access: Internet.

The voice in the wilderness, Roger Williams.--The arch-rebel, Thomas Jefferson.--Horace Mann takes the case.--The liberator, William Lloyd Garrison.--Susan Brownell Anthony vs. The United States.--The oracle of democracy, Charles William Eliot.--The printer and the riddle, Henry George.--Judge Holmes and the Constitution.--The grand old man of labor, Samuel Gompers.--Up from slavery, Booker T. Washington.--The good neighbor, Jane Addams.--The new freedom Woodrow Wilson. ; Mode of access: Internet.

Democracy : true and false. -- Democracy and prohibition. -- Democracy and majority rule. ; Mode of access: Internet.

Each "discussion outline" accompanied by bibliography. ; Introduction.--Suggestions to discussion leaders.--The heritage of the frontier.--Education limited.--The new proletariat.--Men and machines.--Men and land.--The literature of revolt.--National security.--A new philosophy for a new age. ; Mode of access: Internet.

"Prepared by John Lund, senior specialist, Education of School Administrators, Higher Education Division, U.S. Office of Education."--P. ii. ; "Suggestions for reading": pages 29-31. ; Mode of access: Internet.

"First printing." ; section 1. The economic aspect of the system.--section 2. The social aspect of the system.--section 3. The political aspect of the system.--Bibliography (p.365-367) ; Mode of access: Internet.

Includes index. ; Reprint of the ed. published by Appleton-Century-Crofts, New York. ; Natural rights of man -- Principles of democracy -- The Constitution -- Political economy -- Social welfare -- Religion -- Foreign affairs -- Appendix: 1. Axioms and dicta. 2. Opinion of contemporaries. ; Mode of access: Internet.

Each part proceeded by half-title not included in collation. ; Title also in Chinese. ; Mode of access: Internet.

"Chi omega. Service fund studies."--3d prelim. leaf. ; Mode of access: Internet.

"Suggested reading": p. 79-80. ; "First printing, December, 1939." ; Bibliographical foot-notes. ; Mode of access: Internet.

"The Booklist, vol. 37, no. 21, July 15, 1941, pt. 2." pp. [560]-580. ; [Bibliography: pp. 575-580.] ; Mode of access: Internet.

CONDITION: Good. ; FMCA accession no. 13. ; ACKNOWLEDGEMENT: Presented by : John A Taylor, 33 Halifax Street, Jamaica Plain Mass, Ack: 8-5-33. ; LOCATION: Colonial Room. ; ACCESS: Must be used on site, prior notice required ; contact university archivist. ; "Suggestions for a democratized money and profit economy as the basis for a possible next step toward the solution of our economic problems." ; Mode of access: Internet.