"Cumulative Index To A Selected List Of Periodicals, Volume 3" is an essential reference tool for researchers, librarians, and anyone interested in accessing a wide range of periodical literature. Compiled by the Cleveland Public Library, this volume provides a comprehensive index to numerous periodicals, making it easier to locate specific articles and information. The index serves as an invaluable guide for navigating the vast landscape of periodical publications, offering detailed abstracts and subject classifications.
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