An edition of The significance of the declining birth rate (1918)

The significance of the declining birth rate

address of retiring vice president, Section I, social and economic science, American Association for Advancement of Science, Pittsburgh, December 29, 1917

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An edition of The significance of the declining birth rate (1918)

The significance of the declining birth rate

address of retiring vice president, Section I, social and economic science, American Association for Advancement of Science, Pittsburgh, December 29, 1917

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The significance of the declining birth rate: address of retiring vice president, Section I, social and economic science, American Association for Advancement of Science, Pittsburgh, December 29, 1917
1918, G.P.O.
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"Printed in the Congressional record by request of Hon. E.Y. Webb of North Carolina, January 11, 1918."

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HB901 .D8

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Pagination
8 p.

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OL6606079M
LCCN
18004960
OCLC/WorldCat
16787997

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