An edition of Articles in American studies 1954-1968 (1972)

Articles in American studies 1954-1968

a cumulation of the annual bibliographies from American quarterly. Edited and with a pref. by Hennig Cohen.

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An edition of Articles in American studies 1954-1968 (1972)

Articles in American studies 1954-1968

a cumulation of the annual bibliographies from American quarterly. Edited and with a pref. by Hennig Cohen.

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Pierian Press
Language
English

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Subjects
Bibliography, Study and teaching
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America, United States

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Articles in American studies 1954-1968: a cumulation of the annual bibliographies from American quarterly. Edited and with a pref. by Hennig Cohen.
1972, Pierian Press
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Ann Arbor, Mich
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Cumulated bibliography series -- no. 2
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American quarterly

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Z1201 C64

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OL18782057M

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