An edition of Law and government in the development of the American way of life (1952)

Law and government in the development of the American way of life

a lecture delivered at the University of Wisconsin on November 12, 1951.

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An edition of Law and government in the development of the American way of life (1952)

Law and government in the development of the American way of life

a lecture delivered at the University of Wisconsin on November 12, 1951.

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English
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23

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Law, Politics and government

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United States
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Law and government in the development of the American way of life: a lecture delivered at the University of Wisconsin on November 12, 1951.
1952
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Series
Knapp lectures on the development of the American way of life.

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Library of Congress
KF389 .V36

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Pagination
23 p.
Number of pages
23

Edition Identifiers

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OL6128253M
LCCN
52063039
OCLC/WorldCat
6716063

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OL4655532W

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