Franklin Henry Giddings (1855-1931)
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The elements of sociology : a text-book for colleges and schools / by Franklin Henry Giddings.

The elements of sociology : a text-book for colleges and schools / by Franklin Henry Giddings.

Franklin Henry Giddings 1855-1931

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Prinzipien der Soziologie / von F.H. Giddings ... nach der zwölften Auflage deutsch von Paul Seliger. Anhang: F.H. Giddings Sociologie.

Prinzipien der Soziologie / von F.H. Giddings ... nach der zwölften Auflage deutsch von Paul Seliger. Anhang: F.H. Giddings Sociologie.

Franklin Henry Giddings 1855-1931

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יסודי הסוציולוגיה : (ראשי פרקים בתורת החברה) / תרגום - יעקב טפליצקי.

יסודי הסוציולוגיה : (ראשי פרקים בתורת החברה) / תרגום - יעקב טפליצקי.

גידינגס, פרנקלין הנרי, 1855-1931

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