SLNSW-Communities / David Morrissey.-74VvL3NZygp3

Communities / David Morrissey.

Full title: Communities / David Morrissey.

Author/creator: Morrissey, David.

Date: 1981..

Call Numbers: 307/31

Record Identifier: 74VvL3NZygp3

Language: English

Formats: Books

Contents: 39 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.

Publishers: West Melbourne : Nelson, 1981.

Notes: Think about series. For children. Includes index.

Permalink: https://collection.sl.nsw.gov.au/record/74VvL3NZygp3

DDC: 307

MMS ID: 991010679269702626

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    Communities / David Morrissey.

    Full title

    Communities / David Morrissey.

    Author / Creator

    Morrissey, David.

    Publisher

    West Melbourne : Nelson, 1981.

    Alternative title

    Think about communities.

    Date

    1981.

    Call Numbers

    307/31

    Record Identifier

    74VvL3NZygp3

    Language

    English

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    Books

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    307/31

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    74VvL3NZygp3

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