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Edith M. Coulter •ï¿½3 Items / 2 Books, 1 Review
Historical Bibliographies (1935)
by Edith Margaret Coulter and Melanie Gerstenfeld
A Systematic and Annotated Guide
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    Gray C. Boyce
    Historical Bibliographies, by Edith Margaret Coulter and Melanie Gerstenfeld, ...
    1. Historical Bibliographies by Edith Margaret Coulter and Melanie Gerstenfeld, ...
    The American Historical Review, April 1936, pp. 563-564
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    17. Historical Bibliographies by Edith Margaret Coulter and Melanie Gerstenfeld, ...
    Foreign Affairs, January 1937, pp. 386-387