Grey literature

selected references, 1977-1986

by Hiroko Ozaki

• 39 Want to read
• 17 Currently reading

Published 1987 by Library Documentation Centre, National Library of Canada in Ottawa .
Written in English

Subjects:

• Printed ephemera -- Bibliography.,
• Grey literature -- Bibliography.

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Edition Notes

Other titles	Littérature grise.
Statement	compiled by Hiroko Ozaki = Littérature grise : bibliographie sélective / compilée par Hiroko Ozaki.
Series	Bibliographies / Library Documentation Centre, Bibliographies (National Library of Canada. Library Documentation Centre)
The Physical Object
Pagination	7 p. --
ID Numbers
Open Library	OL18067395M

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