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They Studied Man

by Abram Kardiner

Other authorsEdward Preble (Contributor)

Paperback, 1963

Status

Available

Call number

572

Tags

anthropology, biography, history of science, history, Mentor book

Genres

Academic: History

Science & Nature

Biography & Memoir

Collection

Publication

Mentor Books / The New American Library (1963), Mass Market Paperback, 255 pages

Subjects

Language

ISBN

none

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