If you liked Letter to a generation by Ralph E. Flanders, start with An end to unemployment (1934), Construction and manufacture of automobiles (1912), and Employment stabilization pamphlets (1919). These recommendations are drawn from the same author, shared genres, and reader overlap on BookOrb.
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An end to unemployment
1934 · 11 pages · Ralph E. Flanders · Same author
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Construction and manufacture of automobiles
1912 · 47 pages · Ralph E. Flanders · Same author
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Employment stabilization pamphlets
1919 · 1 pages · Ralph E. Flanders, Albert Lytle Deane, Jacob Billikopf, Ralph Barbour, H. W. Griffin, Monroe Shakespeare, Martha Ellen Wright Shakespeare, Carl A. Gray, Chauncey E. Brockway, L. S. Chadwick, New York (State). Board of Social Welfare, Chamber of Commerce of the United States of America, Chamber of Commerce of the United States of America. Committee on Soldier and Sailor Employment, United States. Selective Service System · Same author
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Temporary extension of certain provisions of Second decontrol act of 1947
1948 · 4 pages · Jesse Paine Wolcott, Ralph E. Flanders, 1948 United States. Congress. Conference Committees · Same author
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Spiral gearing
1912 · 48 pages · Ralph E. Flanders · Same author
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Providing for the temporary extension of certain provisions of Second decontrol act of 1947
1948 · 6 pages · Ralph E. Flanders, United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Banking and Currency · Same author
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Modern punch and die construction ...
1910 · 48 pages · Ralph E. Flanders · Same author
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The engineer in a changing world
1937 · 15 pages · Ralph E. Flanders · Same author
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A federal tax system to encourage business enterprises, production, and employment
1944 · Ralph E. Flanders, New England Council · Same author
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Transportation -- the future of New England and the port of Boston
1944 · 3 pages · Ralph E. Flanders · Same author
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What should I read after Letter to a generation?
BookOrb recommends An end to unemployment (1934), Construction and manufacture of automobiles (1912), Employment stabilization pamphlets (1919), Temporary extension of certain provisions of Second decontrol act of 1947 (1948), and Spiral gearing (1912).
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Who wrote Letter to a generation?
Letter to a generation is by Ralph E. Flanders.