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The University of Chattanooga Sixty Years by Gilbert E. Govan & James W. Livingo

321321a
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    Located in: Johnson City, Tennessee, United States
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    Item specifics

    Binding
    Hardcover
    Place of Publication
    Kingsport Tennessee
    Language
    English
    Special Attributes
    1st Edition
    Author
    Gilbert E. Govan & James W. Livingood
    Publisher
    Kingsport Press
    Topic
    Historical
    Country/Region of Manufacture
    United States
    Subject
    History
    Modified Item
    No
    Original/Facsimile
    Original
    Year Printed
    1947

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