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Publisher
Addison-Wesley Pub. Co.
Language
English
Pages
173

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Subjects
Addresses, essays, lectures, Family, Sex customs, Families
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United States

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The changing family: adaptation and diversity.
1973, Addison-Wesley Pub. Co.
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Bibliography: p. 171-173.

Published in
Reading, Mass
Series
Addison-Wesley series in dialogues in the social sciences

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Dewey Decimal Class
301.42/0973
Library of Congress
HQ536 .S77

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Pagination
iv, 173 p.
Number of pages
173

ID Numbers

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OL5290991M
LCCN
72011076

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