An edition of Pierson College, the first decade, 1933-1943 (1944)

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Pierson College, the first decade, 1933-1943.
James Graham Leyburn
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Publisher
Overbrook Press
Language
English
Pages
78

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Subjects
Yale University, Yale University. Pierson College

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Pierson College, the first decade, 1933-1943.
1944, Overbrook Press
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Published in
Stamford, Conn

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LD6342.P5 L4

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Pagination
78 p.
Number of pages
78

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OL5899854M
LCCN
63056372
OCLC/WorldCat
996823
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518986

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