An edition of F.M. Simmons, statesman of the new South (1936)

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Publisher
Duke University Press
Language
English
Pages
535

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Subjects
Politics and government
Places
United States, North Carolina
Times
1865-1933, 1865-1950

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F.M. Simmons, statesman of the new South: memoirs and addresses
1936, Duke University Press
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Published in
Durham, N.C
Series
Duke University publications
Other Titles
Statesman of the new South.

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
923.273
Library of Congress
E748.S5 S5

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Pagination
x, 535 pages
Number of pages
535

ID Numbers

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OL52790635M
LCCN
36006569
OCLC/WorldCat
4560504

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