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Birds of a feather

an occasional paper describing a classification of English local authorities

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Birds of a feather
E. M. Davies
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An edition of Birds of a feather (1986)

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Institute of public Finance
Language
English
Pages
68

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Birds of a feather: an occasional paper describing a classification of English local authorities
1986, Institute of public Finance
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Occasional paper / Institute of Public Finance -- no.1.86, Occasional paper -- no.1.86.

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D4.68.
Number of pages
68

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OL15332151M
ISBN 10
0948741058
OCLC/WorldCat
60101979

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