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First generation

Ernest Sirluck

1996

Richard Green Moulton ..

W. Fiddian Moulton

1926

My recollection of Chicago

Stephen Leacock

1998

The poetry of murder

Bernadette Steele

2009

The University of Chicago in 1921

University of Chicago.

1921

A Walking Guide to the Campus

The University of Chicago

1992

Which college for the boy

Corbin, John

1908

Race, Hull-House, and the University of Chicago

Mary Jo Deegan

2002

Myths of the Chicago school of sociology

Lee Harvey

1987

Harper's university

Richard J. Storr

1966

Evaluating Chicago Sociology

Lester R. Kurtz

1984

The Chicago college plan

Chauncey Samuel Boucher

1935

A history of the University of Chicago

Goodspeed, Thomas Wakefield

1916

University of Chicago

Jay Pridmore

2006

Publications of the members of the University, 1902-1916

University of Chicago.

1917

No friendly voice

Robert Maynard Hutchins

1936

Alumni directory

University of Chicago. Alumni Council.

1910

A home for the heart

Bruno Bettelheim

1974

An unsentimental education

Molly McQuade

1995

The school and society & the child and the curriculum

John Dewey

1990

In honor of Ernest R. Lacheman on his seventy-fifth birthday, April 29, 1981

Diana L. Stein, Gernot Wilhelm, David I. Owen et al.

1981

General education in the social sciences

John J. MacAloon

1992

American Egyptologist

Jeffrey Abt

2011

Chicago sociology, 1920-1932

Robert E. Lee Faris

1967

The Oriental Institute

James Henry Breasted

1933

Regulations

University of Chicago

1903

The School and Society and The Child and the Curriculum

John Dewey

1990

University of Chicago

John W. Boyer

2015

Eckersall of Chicago

James Andrew Peterson

1957

Search the Shadows

Barbara Michaels

1987

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