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Publisher
School and Society Books
Language
English
Pages
419

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Subjects
Automation, Education, Technology and civilization

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1966, School and Society Books
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4

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New York, NY

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Library of Congress
CB'478'B7, CB478 .B7

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419 p. :
Number of pages
419

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OL21139699M
LCCN
65015294

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