An edition of Our home state and continent (1933)

Our home state and continent

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Our home state and continent
Albert Perry Brigham
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Language
English
Pages
311

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Cover of: Our home state and continent
Our home state and continent
1934, American Book Company
in English
Cover of: Our home state and continent
Our home state and continent
1933, American Book Co.
in English - New York State ed.

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Edition Notes

Illustrated lining-papers.
Published also as book two of the series Our world and ourselves under the titles 'Our home state and the new world' and 'Our home territory and North America.'
Includes "Extra reading."

Published in
New York, Cincinnati [etc.]
Series
Our world and ourselves., [book 2]
Genre
Textbooks.

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
917
Library of Congress
G127.O8 A2 book 2 1934

The Physical Object

Pagination
ix, [1], 311 p. incl. col. front., illus., maps.
Number of pages
311

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL6311744M
LCCN
34031999
OCLC/WorldCat
15740898

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