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Almanac of American Politics, 2020Call Number: ebook
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Welcome to the Research Guide for Introduction to American Government from Furman University's James B. Duke Library. The tabs in this guide contain resources that will inform your research experience whether you are interested in a quick answer or an extended incisive study of the structure, operation, and issues in American Government. Please contact me(see profile to the right) with any questions about the use of the resources or if you would like consultation with gathering your resources.
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