Origins of Man (1965)
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Illustrates ways in which we express attitudes toward emotional problems and mental health and encourages the acceptance of differences in the behavior and attitudes of others. Uses actual interviews to encourage those who need psychiatric help to overcome their reluctance to seek it and lists sources that are available to provide such help.
Describes the character and adventures of the men who explored the land west of the Alleghenies. Includes portraits of Lewis and Clark, John Charles Fremont, John Colter, and the Spanish explorers Juan Ponce de Leon and Herman Cortes.
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