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Publisher
Hanover House
Language
English
Pages
67

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Subjects
Pregnancy, Birth control

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Natural child spacing; the body temperature method of child planning.
1953, Hanover House
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Published in
Garden City, N.Y

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Dewey Decimal Class
612.6
Library of Congress
RG136 .D3

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Pagination
67, [28] p.
Number of pages
67

ID Numbers

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OL6130961M
LCCN
53001940
OCLC/WorldCat
14672887

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