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Language

New Releases from Cengage New Releases from McGraw-Hill New Releases from Thomson-Delmar Sadly, the American educational system is failing itself on one very important front, allowing students to graduate high … Continue reading →

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Anthropology

New Releases from McGraw-Hill From the Editor: A worthy anthropology textbook must speak to the collective mission of man while simultaneously imparting its layers of knowledge to all levels of … Continue reading →

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Law & Legal Studies

New Releases from Cengage New Releases from McGraw-Hill New Releases from Thomson-Delmar WILLS, TRUSTS & ESTATE ADMINISTRATION. Ennis Hower. Janis Walter. Emma Wright. Eighth Edition. Cengage. This legal sub-specialty might … Continue reading →

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Tech & Trade

New Releases From Cengage New Releases From Thomson-Delmar THE PAPERLESS MEDICAL OFFICE: USING HARRIS CARETRACKER (SPIRAL-BOUND). Virginia Ferrari. Harris Care Tracker. Cengage. The last 25 years have seen vast changes … Continue reading →

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Engineering

New Releases from Wiley DYNAMICS OF STRUCTURE AND FOUNDATION. Indrajit Chowdhury; Shambhu P. Dasgupta. Part One: Fundamentals. CRC Press. This reference, divided into two volumes, offers engineers the most up-to-date … Continue reading →

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