An edition of Using primary documents: U.S. history from the industrial age to Vietnam (1995)

Using primary documents

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An edition of Using primary documents: U.S. history from the industrial age to Vietnam (1995)

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Scholastic
Language
English
Pages
48

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Subjects
Sources, History
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United States

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Using primary documents: U.S. history from the industrial age to Vietnam
1995, Scholastic
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New York
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Scholastic skills books, Scholastic skills book
Genre
Sources.
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U.S. history from the industrial age to Vietnam

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48 p. :
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48

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OL16620197M
ISBN 10
0590502565

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