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Cambridge University Press (9781107615595) - Country of publication: UNITED KINGDOM - Dimensions: 190 x 244 x 14mm | 499.99g - Edition: 3rd edition - Edition statement: 3rd Revised ed
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| Brand |  Cambridge University Press is a publishing house that was founded in 1584. It is the oldest publishing house in the world and is the second largest university press in the world. |
| ISBN | Cambridge University Press 1107615593 |
| ID | 7167317 |
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UNITED KINGDOM |
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190 x 244 x 14mm | 499.99g |
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3rd edition |
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264 pages |
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189 mm |
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Cambridge University Press |
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9781107615595 |
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English |
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Cambridge, United Kingdom |
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11 mm |
| Status | In Print |
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Primary and secondary/elementary and high school |
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508 g |
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244 mm |
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