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Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies
Language
English
Pages
31

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Subjects
Dublin, Dublin. Institute for Advanced Studies. School of Celtic Studies, Irish philology, Study and teaching
Places
Dublin, Ireland

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Twenty year report, October 1940 to March 1960.
1962, Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies
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Edition Notes

Bibliography: p. [15]-23.

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Dublin

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Library of Congress
PB1211 .D8 1962

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Pagination
vii, 31 p.
Number of pages
31

ID Numbers

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OL5250612M
LCCN
75323178

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