The Politics of Normalcy: Governmental Theory and Practice in the Harding-Coolidge Era (The Norton Essays in American History)

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ISBN-10:

0393054748

ISBN-13:

9780393054743

Author(s): Robert K. Murray
Edition: First Edition
Released: Jan 01, 1973
Publisher: Norton
Format: Hardcover, 162 pages
Related ISBN: 9780393094220

Description:

Robert K. Murray, K. Murray Robert
W. W. Norton & Company
01/01/1973
180
Binding Paperback
0.44lbs
8.00h x 5.00w x 0.41d
9780393094220

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