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  1. 1 Subject index to the A.L.A. booklist 1905 · 6 pages · American Library Association · Same author
  2. 2 The library PR handbook 2009 · American Library Association · Same author
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  4. 4 The personnel manual 1977 · American Library Association · Same author
  5. 5 ALA handbook, 1948 1949 · 131 pages · American Library Association · Same author
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  11. 11 A.L.A. Membership directory 1963 1964 · 398 pages · American Library Association · Same author
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