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The unique function of education in American democracy

Educational Policies Commission · 1937

The unique function of education in American democracy (1937). From the series Educational Policies Commission. The scan runs 144 pages.

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SeriesEducational Policies Commission
Title (as catalogued)The unique function of education in American democracy
Year1937
Pages (PDF)144
RightsPublic domain in the United States (no renewal found)