An edition of The place of a university in the modern community (1939)

The place of a university in the modern community

an address delivered at the annual commencement of the Canberra University College, 1939.

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An edition of The place of a university in the modern community (1939)

The place of a university in the modern community

an address delivered at the annual commencement of the Canberra University College, 1939.

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Univ. Press
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English
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32

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Universities and colleges, Education, Higher, Higher Education
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Cover of: The place of a university in the modern community
The place of a university in the modern community: an address delivered at the annual commencement of the Canberra University College, 1939.
1939, Univ. Press
in English
Cover of: The place of a university in the modern community
The place of a university in the modern community: an addrss by the Right Honourable R. G. Menzies delivered at the annual commencement of the Canberra university college, 1939.
1939, Melbourne university press; [etc., etc.]
in English

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32 p.
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32

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OL15509602M

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