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Works About Everett T. Moore

  • Harlan, Robert D. (1978) The colonial printer: Two views: a paper read at a Clark Library Seminar on Intellectual Freedom, June 19, 1976, in honor of Everett T. Moore (William Andrews Clark Memorial Library seminar papers)
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