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M.D.C. Crawford •ï¿½3 Items / 2 Books, 1 Article
The Conquest of Culture (1938)
by M.D.C. Crawford
How Man Invented His Way to Civilization
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    Conquest by Technics (Review)
    Lewis Mumford
    The Conquest of Culture, by M.D.C. Crawford
    1. The Conquest of Culture by M.D.C. Crawford
    The New Republic, August 31, 1938, p. 110
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