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The new review of information and library research

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Title The new review of information and library research.
Publisher London : Taylor Graham
Creation Date 1995-2003
Notes Refereed/Peer-reviewed
Title from cover.
International journal of information and library research (CKB)110985822458732
Annual
Extent 1 online resource
Language English
National Library system number 997007935954005171
MARC RECORDS
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