Click Here to Read: Niels Bohr on Wikipedia.
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Click Here to Read: Frederick Engels by Vladimir Ilyich Lenin on the Marxist.ort website from First published in 1896 in the miscellany Rabotnik,[3] No. 1–2. Published according to the text in Rabotnik Source: Lenin Collected Works, Moscow, Volume 2, pages 15-28.
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Click Here to Read: George Henry Lewes on Wikipedia.
Click Here to Read: Problems of Life and Mind by George Henry Lewes
Click Here to Read: “The Novels of Jane Austen,” by George Henry Lewes in Littell’s Living Age 62 (1859), 424-436 [Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine 86 (1859) 99-113].
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Click Here to Read: Wesley C. Salmon, 75, Theorist In Realm of Improbable Events By Paul Lewis in The New York Times on May 4, 2001.
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Click Here to Read: Making up people by Ian Hacking from LRB Vol. 28 No. 16 dated 17 August 2006 on the Generation Online website.
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Click Here to Read: The Philosophy of Morris R. Cohen BY Sidney Hook in the New Republic on July 23, 1930.
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