- ISBN
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0-06-463542-2
- Inventory number
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E Rep. SPR Mil 31
- Extent
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134
- Subject (what)
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Grammatik
Linguistik
- Contributor
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Miller, Casey
Swift, Kate
Harper & Row
- Published
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Harper & Row
- Delivered via
- Rights
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FFBIZ Frauenforschungs-, -bildungs- und -informationszentrum e.V. - Bibliothek
- Last update
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31.01.2023, 9:39 AM CET
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- Miller, Casey
- Swift, Kate
- Harper & Row
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- Harper & Row
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