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Cultures traditionnelles de plein champ (Peace Corps, 1987, 497 pages)
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Auteur: DAVID LEONARD

Rédactrices: MARILYN CHAKROFF, NANCY DYBUS
Illustre par: MARILYN KAUFMAN
Traduit par: FLS, Inc. GLENDA FABRE

Cette publication a été
préparée à l'intention du
Peace Corps par la TransCentury
Corporation, Washington, D.C.

Peace Corps
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R0065
Septembre 1987

CULTURES TRADITIONNELLES SE PLEIN CHAMP DECEMBRE 1981

La présente publication a été préparée
par la TransCentury Corporation sous le
Contrat No. 79-043-0129

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