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International Cooperation Administration
Language
English

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Subjects
Educational exchanges, Educational surveys, Teachers, Training of
Places
Philippines, United States

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Using U.S. training in Philippines: a follow-up survey of participants
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Edition Notes

Bibliography: v. 1, p. 165-168.

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Dewey Decimal Class
370.19/6
Library of Congress
LB1715 .M49 1959

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v. ;

ID Numbers

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OL5789432M
LCCN
59062936

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