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American Public Opinion Its Origins, Content, and Impact by Robert S. Erikson ISBN: 978-1032354255

American Public Opinion Its Origins, Content, and Impact by Robert S. Erikson ISBN: 978-1032354255

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About this Paperback

ISBN-13
9781032354255
Author
Robert S. Erikson,Kent L. Tedin
Publisher
Taylor & Francis
Edition
11
Published
2023
Pages
376
Binding
Paperback

Verified US edition — ISBN 9781032354255

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