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Bostock Library, lower level, cabinets Perkins Library, second floor (government documents on microform) Lilly Library, basement Music (...)

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Vollmer served as a translator for the U. S. Government. William H. Cartwright, Professor of Education, lived here from 1957 until 1968.

Steiner, H. Arthur. Government in Fascist Italy. New York: McGraw-Hill, 1938. 48.

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During this period, Georgescu-Roegen served the new government in various capacities before he fled the country with his wife in 1948.

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The Latin American Public Opinion Project produces surveys for the analysis of public perceptions on the role of government, political (...)

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