The perceptive I

a personal reader and writer

by Edmund J. Farrell

• 235 Want to read
• 12 Currently reading

Published 1997 by NTC Pub. Group in Lincolnwood, Ill .
Written in English

Subjects:

• College readers.,
• English language -- Rhetoric.,
• Autobiography -- Problems, exercises, etc.,
• Report writing -- Problems, exercises, etc.

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Edition Notes

Other titles	Perceptive 1, Perceptive one
Statement	Edmund J. Farrell, James E. Miller, Jr.
Contributions	Miller, James Edwin, 1920-
Classifications
LC Classifications	PE1417 .F37 1997
The Physical Object
Pagination	xx, 825 p. ;
Number of Pages	825
ID Numbers
Open Library	OL974832M
ISBN 10	0844259578
LC Control Number	96011829
OCLC/WorldCa	34409983

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