books by Boston University (december lecture against)

books by Boston University

books:

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Daniel L. Marsh

Boston University Press, 1950

The Ordinary Man Is Heroic
This well-written, beautifully illustrated book captures Boston University the way it was in 1950: a quiet, determined force for social change. No one needed to burn any buildings there. Peace, brotherhood, equality and self-reliance were already being taught in the very capital of abolitionism and hope for the ordinary man. Out of this loving humility somehow rises the heroic, captured in the ...

The intimate papers of Jeremiah (Boston University. University lecture, December 11, 1952)

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Elmer Archibald Leslie

Boston University Press, 1953

50+ YEAR OLD LECTURE STILL WORKS
Elmer Leslie, professor of hebrew and old testament literature delivers the 5th Annual University Lectre in 1952. This is the transcript. the author was an authority on the prophet Jeremiah.

The war against the atom

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Samuel McCracken

Boston University, 1977

Good reference material for the debate on nuclear power
Most of what citizens know about the dangers of nuclear power have been created by the propaganda machine of the left and the mainstream media. Why do they want us to fear nuclear power? Read this excellent argument written by former Senior Research Fellow at the Center for Energy at Boston University Samuel McCracken.