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An American Profile -- Opinions and Behavior, 1972-1989
REF HM261.A85 1990
Current Issues: MacMillan Social Science Library (4 vol.)
REF HN59.2.C87 2003
Dictionary of Sexist Quotations
REF HQ1075. D52
A Dictionary of Sociology
REF HM425.D5735 2005
The Gallup Poll: Public Opinion, 1935-1971
REF HN90.P8
Historical Dictionary of Feminism
REF HQ1115.B65 2004
Encyclopedia of Children, Adolescents and the Media (2 vol.)
REF HQ 784.M3.E53 2007
Encyclopedia of Modern American Extremists and Extremist Groups
REF HN90.R3.A75 2002
Encyclopedia of Modern American Social Issues
REF HN57.K73 1997
Encyclopedia of Social Theory (2 vol.)
REF HM425.E47 2005
Encyclopedia of Sociology
REF HM17.E5 1991
Encyclopedia of Women Social Reformers (2 vol.)
REF HQ1236.R29 2001
Families in America
REF HQ536.T798 2002
Older Americans Almanac
REF HQ1064.U5.O416
Statistical Handbook on the American Family
REF HQ536.S727
World of Sociology
REF HM585W67 2000
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