Assaults on freedom of speech : why social studies must defend the first amendment / James Moore.
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TextPublication details: Philadelphia ; Taylor & Francis Group, January-February 2022.Description: volume 113 pages 30-49, illustrationSubject(s): DDC classification: - DPer 370.763 So131 January-December 2022 v.113 n. 1-6
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The Social Studies, v. 113, no. 1, pages 30-49, January-February 2022.
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