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A New History Of The United States;: An Inquiry Approach
A New History Of The United States;: An Inquiry Approach

By Irving H. Bartlett, Irving Bartlett, Edwin Fenton

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xvi, 784 pages : 25 cm Includes bibliographical references

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Teaching the New Social Studies in Secondary Schools: An Inductive Approach
New Social Studies
New Social Studies

By Edwin Fenton

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The Humanities in Three Cities: An Inquiry Approach
Teacher's guide for Comparative economic systems
Comparative political systems : An inquiry approach
Teachers guide for Comparative political systems
The shaping of western society: An inquiry approach
Immigrants And Unions
Immigrants And Unions

By Edwin Fenton, Edwin Fention

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Edwin Fenton. Reprint Of The Author's Thesis, Harvard, 1957. Bibliography: P. [606]-630.

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Carnegie Mellon 1900 2000
Carnegie Mellon 1900 2000

By Edwin Fenton

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