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Theses on American Topics in Progress and Completed at British Universities

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These on American Topics in Progress and Completed at British Universities
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Journal of American Studies , Volume 8 , Issue 1 , April 1974 , pp. 131 - 151
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LITERATURE: FICTION

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LITERATURE: GENERAL

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LITERATURE: POETRY

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PHILOSOPHY

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POLITICS AND GOVERNMENT

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RELIGION AND THEOLOGY

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SOCIOLOGY

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