An edition of Dorothy (1988)

Dorothy

Powers to the people : a collection of columns by Dorothy Rochon Powers from the pages of the Spokesman-Review.

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An edition of Dorothy (1988)

Dorothy

Powers to the people : a collection of columns by Dorothy Rochon Powers from the pages of the Spokesman-Review.

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Publisher
Cowles Pub. Co.
Language
English
Pages
320

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Subjects
Social conditions, Social life and customs
Places
Spokane (Wash.), Washington (State)

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Dorothy: Powers to the people : a collection of columns by Dorothy Rochon Powers from the pages of the Spokesman-Review.
1988, Cowles Pub. Co.
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Published in
Spokane, Wash

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Dewey Decimal Class
979.7/37
Library of Congress
F899.S7 P682 1988

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Pagination
320 p. ;
Number of pages
320

ID Numbers

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OL2065827M
LCCN
88062872

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