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D. Bottom, Supt. of Public Print.
Language
English
Pages
20

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Subjects

Rural schools, Reading (Elementary)

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Virginia

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Suggestions for teachers of reading in one- and two-room rural schools
1920, D. Bottom, Supt. of Public Print.
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Richmond
Series
Its Bulletin,, vol. 2, no. 4

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Library of Congress
LB1525 .V4 1920

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Pagination
20 p.
Number of pages
20

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL188924M
LCCN
a46000254
OCLC/WorldCat
7131159

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