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A Historical Dictionary of American Industrial Language

Author William Mulligan
Publisher Greenwood
Category Business & Economics
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Author(s) William Mulligan
Publisher Greenwood
ISBN / ASIN 0313241716
ISBN-13 9780313241710
Category Business & Economics
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