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Books by University of Chicago. College
Total count: 16
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Natural sciences 3selected readingsUniv. of Chicago press1947-01-01
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An introduction to the artsHumanities 1 handbook3rd ed.University of Chicago Press1948-01-01
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Merchandising printlecture series co-sponsored by Chicago Chapter, Women's National Book Association1949-01-01
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Methods of the sciencesselected readings for the course in Organizations, methods, and principles of knowledge5th edUniversity of Chicago Press1951-01-01
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General course in language (Language 1). Selected readings4th ed., Sept. 1952.University of Chicago Press1952-01-01
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The steel industry dispute of 1952supplement to Social sciences 3, syllabus and selected readingsUniversity of Chicago Press1953-01-01
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Concepts and structure of mathematics1st ed.University of Chicago Press1954-01-01
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An introduction to the humanitiesparticipant's manual1955-01-01
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Introduction to Islamic civilizationcourse syllabus and selected readingsSyllabus Division, University of Chicago1958-01-01
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Englishselected readings. Volume I.Sixteenth edition.Syllabus division, The University of Chicago press1958-01-01
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Introduction to the civilization of Indiadeveloping IndiaSyllabus Division, University of Chicago Press1961-01-01
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Proceedings of Renewing Chicago in the sixtiesa lecture and discussion seriesUniversity College, The University of Chicago1961-01-01
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Handbook of Indian civilizationThe University of Chicago Press, Syllabus Division1961-01-01
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[History of Islamic civilization]Syllabus Division, University of Chicago Press1961-01-01
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The Midway Gardens, 1914-1929an exhibition of the building by Frank Lloyd Wright, and the sculpture by Alfonso Iannelli,April 24 to May 20, 19611961-01-01
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The venture of Islama short history of Islamic civilizationSyllabus Division, University of Chicago Press1961-01-01