Education for the professions

by United States. Office of Education.

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Published 1955 in [Washington .
Written in

Places:

• United States.
Subjects:

• Professional education -- United States.

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Edition Notes

Includes bibliographies

Statement	organized and edited by Lloyd E. Blauch, chief for education in the health professions.
Contributions	Blauch, Lloyd E., 1889- ed.
Classifications
LC Classifications	LC1059 .U54
The Physical Object
Pagination	vi, 317 p.
Number of Pages	317
ID Numbers
Open Library	OL248514M
LC Control Number	e 55000226
OCLC/WorldCa	1990496

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