We the people
a family guide to Constitution City
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Contributions
- Driggs, Helen I. - Contributor
- United States. - Contributor
Publication
1987 - Middle Atlantic Press, Wilmington, Del, Delaware
Language
English
Word Count
19,000 words, Guess
Page Count
76 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archivewepeoplefamilygu0000jaco
- ISBN-100912608412
- ISBN-139780912608419
- LibraryThing2643050
- Goodreads3732250
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- Library of Congress Control Number88137948
- OCLC Control Number18220158
- Open LibraryOL2093254M
Classifications
- DDC917.48/110443
- LCCF158.18 .J33 1987
Alternate Titles
- Philadelphia inquirer (Philadelphia, Pa. - 1969)
- Family guide to Constitution City.
- Inventing America.
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- We the people: a family guide to Constitution City
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