An edition of How we got here (1999)

How We Got Here

The 70's--The Decade that Brought You Modern Life--For Better or Worse

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An edition of How we got here (1999)

How We Got Here

The 70's--The Decade that Brought You Modern Life--For Better or Worse

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Basic Books
Language
English
Pages
418

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Subjects

Social life and customs, Civilization, Nineteen seventies, Culture, Moeurs et coutumes, Popular culture, United States, Manners and customs, Années soixante-dix (Vingtième siècle), Civilisation, History

Places

United States

Times

1970-, 1971-
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Cover of: How we got here
How we got here: the 70's: the decade that brought you modern life (for better or worse)
2000, Random House Canada
in English
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Cover of: How we got here
How we got here: the 70's, the decade that brought you modern life (for better or worse)
2000, Basic Books
in English - 1st ed.
Libraries near you: WorldCat
Cover of: How We Got Here
How We Got Here : The 70's--The Decade that Brought You Modern Life--For Better or Worse
December 1999, Basic Books
in English
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"AT THE CLIMAX OF THE 1947 FILM CLASSIC, MIRACLE ON 34TH STREET, THE hero-a young lawyer determined to prove that a man who claims to be Santa Claus should not be institutionalized as a lunatic-opens the argument that will win his case by reading aloud a long description of the reliability of the U.S. Post Office."

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OL7593649M
ISBN 10
0465041957
ISBN 13
9780465041954
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240961
Goodreads
6084575

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AT THE CLIMAX OF THE 1947 FILM CLASSIC, MIRACLE ON 34TH STREET, THE hero-a young lawyer determined to prove that a man who claims to be Santa Claus should not be institutionalized as a lunatic-opens the argument that will win his case by reading aloud a long description of the reliability of the U.S. Post Office.
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