Physical culture for Americans
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Introduction: As man advances, his mind growing stronger, the limit of his mental powers widen, he recognizes that there will come a time when comparatively little can be done unless his body is developed proportionally as is his mind. His nature is such that mind and body are … and as in the order of Nature, body comes first in importance so it should be just in importance of correct development.
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Citation: Swingle, Miriam Esther. Physical culture for Americans. Senior thesis, Kansas State Agricultural College, 1896.
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Man, Mental powers, Nature, Mind and Body
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