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encamped at Sharp's farm. Sigel began a pursuit, but stopped along Skegg's Branch. During the break, he failed to post skirmishers, leaving his left flank open for an attack. Meanwhile, McCulloch rallied several
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general to be killed in the war. General Sweeny was shot in the leg, and Major
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sides were inflexible, with Lyon demanding the right to inspect any area of the state for
Confederate intervention, and Jackson refusing and demanding that Federal forces be restricted to the St. Louis metropolitan area. Colonel Snead, the only surviving witness to that meeting, stated that the meeting ended with Lyon reportedly saying:
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of state forces. The state guard was divided into divisions, with each division consisting of units raised from a military district of
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Pulaski Arkansas Battery unlimbered and checked the advance, which gave Price's infantry time and cover to organize lines on the south slope of the hill. Lyon organized a line on the southern slope of Bloody Hill, from which he launched an unsuccessful
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was put in command of the arsenal's defense, and Lyon surrounded the militia camp with Union troops and home guards, forcing the surrender of the militia. When he marched the prisoners through the streets to the arsenal, some angry members of the crowd began to press against the procession. Taunts
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start a pursuit of the Union force immediately, but McCulloch refused, worried about the quality of the Missouri State Guard and the length of his supply line back to Arkansas. With the victory, Price's Missouri Guard began an invasion of northern Missouri that culminated in the
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of several hours. Along the retreat route, Sigel's men took several lengthy delays to prepare meals; this caused the other officers to force Sigel to turn command back over to Sturgis.
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to reinforce and resupply, but not before launching a surprise attack on the Missourian camp to delay pursuit. Sigel proposed striking McCullough in a
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allowing the Confederates to consolidate their forces against Lyon's main column. When Lyon was killed and General
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2109:An Account of the Battle of Wilson's Creek
948:Battle of Wilson's Creek (August 10, 1861)
935:Wilson's Creek Confederate order of battle
774:
705:infantry, as well as several companies of
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5409:Western theater of the American Civil War
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653:(which included Missouri) negotiated the
578:The battle as depicted on a mural in the
2351:Treatment of slaves in the United States
4094:Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War
2266:South Carolina Declaration of Secession
1951:. Civil War in the West. Fayetteville:
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785:
4079:Modern display of the Confederate flag
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1027:between Unionists and pro-Confederate
2276:President Lincoln's 75,000 volunteers
1626:"Wilson's Creek National Battlefield"
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2055:Battles and Leaders of the Civil War
924:Wilson's Creek Union order of battle
694:to be the new provisional governor.
498:, was the first major battle of the
4433:Committee on the Conduct of the War
4109:United Daughters of the Confederacy
1932:of the Union and Confederate Armies
1093:Wilson's Creek National Battlefield
1079:Wilson's Creek National Battlefield
670:Lyon sent a force under Sweeney to
5994:History of Greene County, Missouri
4830:Missouri in the American Civil War
4503:U.S. Presidential Election of 1864
3842:impeachment managers investigation
2221:John Brown's raid on Harpers Ferry
2040:Long, E.B.; Long, Barbara (1971).
1865:University of North Carolina Press
1736:from the original on March 3, 2020
1710:from the original on March 3, 2020
1684:from the original on March 3, 2020
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1580:from the original on March 3, 2020
1157:Missouri in the American Civil War
684:Missouri Constitutional Convention
640:as the commander with the rank of
25:
3928:Reconstruction military districts
2376:Abolitionism in the United States
2331:Plantations in the American South
2246:Origins of the American Civil War
570:Origins of the American Civil War
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3884:Pulaski (Tennessee) riot of 1867
2015:Louisiana State University Press
1953:The University of Arkansas Press
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4696:New York City Gold Hoax of 1864
4558:When Johnny Comes Marching Home
4119:Wilmington insurrection of 1898
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533:, attacked the Confederates on
5959:1861 in the American Civil War
3799:Southern Homestead Act of 1866
1732:. American Battlefield Trust.
418:Operations to Control Missouri
1:
4214:Ladies' Memorial Associations
3916:Enforcement Act of April 1871
3812:Impeachment of Andrew Johnson
1600:"Brief Account of the Battle"
308:
302:
5765:(Sherman's March to the Sea)
4347:Confederate revolving cannon
4089:Sons of Confederate Veterans
3960:South Carolina riots of 1876
3938:Indian Council at Fort Smith
3889:South Carolina riots of 1876
3854:Knights of the White Camelia
2346:Slavery in the United States
2062:: Century Co. Archived from
2052:; Buel, Clarence C. (1884).
1990:The Battle of Wilson's Creek
1900:University of Missouri Press
1840:Confederate Military History
1790:(13th ed.). Doubleday.
1730:"Wilson's Creek Battlefield"
1461:Ellis, William Arba (1911).
747:, making the mixed Missouri/
553:siege of Lexington, Missouri
4896:Price's Missouri Expedition
4701:New York City riots of 1863
4526:Battle Hymn of the Republic
4277:United Confederate Veterans
4114:Children of the Confederacy
4104:United Confederate Veterans
4099:Southern Historical Society
2731:Price's Missouri Expedition
2201:Timeline leading to the War
1836:"Missouri in the Civil War"
1807:Civil War Times Illustrated
1759:Brooksher, William (1995).
1275:Reynolds & Schultz 2009
1017:First Battle of Springfield
1015:on October 21 and the
957:". Early Union hopes for a
6015:
5984:Christian County, Missouri
4669:Confederate Secret Service
4257:Grand Army of the Republic
4149:Grand Army of the Republic
3967:Southern Claims Commission
2091:American Battlefield Trust
1574:"Battle of Wilson's Creek"
1214:American Battlefield Trust
1114:American Battlefield Trust
1076:
932:
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847:Key Confederate commanders
607:Missouri Volunteer Militia
567:
5345:
4768:
4657:Confederate States dollar
4468:Habeas Corpus Act of 1863
4463:Emancipation Proclamation
4357:Medal of Honor recipients
4310:
4293:
4245:Confederate Memorial Hall
4047:Confederate Memorial Hall
4020:Confederate History Month
4000:Civil War Discovery Trail
3901:Habeas Corpus Act of 1867
3707:Reconstruction Amendments
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1680:. National Park Service.
1654:. National Park Service.
1628:. National Park Service.
1602:. National Park Service.
1510:Piston & Hatcher 2000
1498:Piston & Hatcher 2000
1486:Piston & Hatcher 2000
1425:Piston & Hatcher 2000
1413:Piston & Hatcher 2000
1401:Piston & Hatcher 2000
1377:Piston & Hatcher 2000
1338:Piston & Hatcher 2000
1263:Piston & Hatcher 2000
1197:Piston & Hatcher 2000
1180:Piston & Hatcher 2000
1134:American Civil War portal
993:First Battle of Lexington
630:Missouri General Assembly
500:Trans-Mississippi Theater
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5493:New Madrid-Island No. 10
4731:U.S. Sanitary Commission
4642:Battlefield preservation
4548:Marching Through Georgia
4473:Hampton Roads Conference
4448:Confiscation Act of 1862
4443:Confiscation Act of 1861
4219:U.S. national cemeteries
4025:Confederate Memorial Day
4010:Civil War Trails Program
3879:New Orleans riot of 1866
2096:Battle of Wilson's Creek
2087:Battle of Wilson's Creek
2009:Castel, Albert (1993) .
1923:The War of the Rebellion
1073:Battlefield preservation
905:Nicholas Bartlett Pearce
678:on June 17 and the
492:Battle of Wilson's Creek
377:Location within Missouri
35:Battle of Wilson's Creek
18:Battle of Wilson’s Creek
4854:Harney–Price Convention
4849:Capture of Camp Jackson
4652:Confederate war finance
4272:Southern Cross of Honor
4240:1938 Gettysburg reunion
4235:1913 Gettysburg reunion
3933:Reconstruction Treaties
3906:Enforcement Act of 1870
3789:Freedman's Savings Bank
2406:Lane Debates on Slavery
2231:Lincoln–Douglas debates
1904:Missouri History Museum
1834:Moore, John C. (1899).
716:and three batteries of
658:from Federal control.
5503:New Orleans Expedition
4711:Richmond riots of 1863
4637:Baltimore riot of 1861
4417:U.S. Military Railroad
4337:Confederate Home Guard
4069:Historiographic issues
4035:Historical reenactment
2534:Revenue Cutter Service
2401:William Lloyd Garrison
2310:Dred Scott v. Sandford
1986:Bearss, Edwin (1992).
1786:Catton, Bruce (1975).
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580:Missouri State Capitol
525:approached Brig. Gen.
186:Commanders and leaders
179:Missouri (Confederate)
4934:Battle of Dug Springs
4676:Great Revival of 1863
4553:Maryland, My Maryland
4342:Confederate railroads
4005:Civil War Roundtables
3874:Meridian riot of 1871
3869:Memphis riots of 1866
2426:George Luther Stearns
2411:Elijah Parish Lovejoy
2304:Crittenden Compromise
1928:a Compilation of the
1920:U.S. War Department,
1265:, pp. 37–38, 81.
1097:National Park Service
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933:Further information:
922:Further information:
728:, Lieutenant Colonel
692:Hamilton Rowan Gamble
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568:Further information:
540:Thomas William Sweeny
316:Casualties and losses
90:Springfield, Missouri
5738:Forrest's Expedition
5679:Siege of Port Hudson
5533:West Tennessee Raids
4563:Daar kom die Alibama
4478:National Union Party
4154:memorials to Lincoln
4074:Lost Cause mythology
3779:Eufaula riot of 1874
3767:Confederate refugees
2980:District of Columbia
2607:Union naval blockade
2453:Underground Railroad
2241:Nullification crisis
2066:on December 12, 2008
1788:This Hallowed Ground
1152:Frémont Emancipation
1039:throughout the war.
1037:Bloody Bill Anderson
779:Key Union commanders
634:Missouri State Guard
603:Claiborne F. Jackson
494:, also known as the
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285:Missouri State Guard
4721:Supreme Court cases
4488:Radical Republicans
4267:Old soldiers' homes
4251:Confederate Veteran
4177:artworks in Capitol
3896:Reconstruction acts
3757:Colfax riot of 1873
2721:Richmond-Petersburg
2326:Fugitive slave laws
2256:Popular sovereignty
2236:Missouri Compromise
2226:Kansas-Nebraska Act
1652:"Indoor Activities"
1512:, pp. 314–315.
1500:, pp. 305–306.
1488:, pp. 310–312.
1451:, pp. 213–214.
1391:, pp. 182–183.
1379:, pp. 177–178.
1340:, pp. 337–338.
1056:Battle of Pea Ridge
1033:Quantrill's Raiders
676:Battle of Boonville
605:had called out the
599:Camp Jackson Affair
496:Battle of Oak Hills
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5969:August 1861 events
5753:Franklin–Nashville
5674:Siege of Vicksburg
4959:Blue Mills Landing
4542:A Lincoln Portrait
4483:Politicians killed
4407:U.S. Balloon Corps
4402:Union corps badges
4182:memorials to Davis
4052:Disenfranchisement
3923:Reconstruction era
3804:Timber Culture Act
3762:Compromise of 1877
2726:Franklin–Nashville
2396:Frederick Douglass
2299:Cornerstone Speech
2216:Compromise of 1850
2164:American Civil War
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1044:Samuel Ryan Curtis
1008:Missouri secession
950:
741:Benjamin McCulloch
686:that had rejected
680:Battle of Carthage
655:Price-Harney Truce
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459:Blue Mills Landing
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2114:Project Gutenberg
2050:Underwood, Robert
1962:978-1-55728-838-7
1439:, pp. 61–62.
1277:, pp. 33–38.
1253:, pp. 69–70.
1241:, pp. 60–63.
1025:guerrilla warfare
915:
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835:Samuel D. Sturgis
764:flanking maneuver
722:Samuel D. Sturgis
647:William S. Harney
628:A day later, the
618:St. Louis Arsenal
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544:Samuel D. Sturgis
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5594:Stones River
5528:Stones River
5513:Iuka-Corinth
5458:
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5271:Island Mound
5132:2nd Newtonia
5040:Clark's Mill
5035:Island Mound
5030:1st Newtonia
5010:Moore's Mill
4943:
4647:Bibliography
4630:Other topics
4572:By ethnicity
4540:
4493:Trent Affair
4392:Signal Corps
4249:
3972:White League
3859:Ku Klux Klan
3772:Confederados
3699:Constitution
3571:D. D. Porter
3424:Breckinridge
3135:Rhode Island
3130:Pennsylvania
2885:Spotsylvania
2845:Stones River
2825:2nd Bull Run
2779:
2775:1st Bull Run
2661:Stones River
2562:Marine Corps
2529:Marine Corps
2368:Abolitionism
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142:Belligerents
40:Part of the
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5923:Mississippi
5893:Mississippi
5850:Bentonville
5684:Chickamauga
5653:Chattanooga
5643:Chickamauga
5633:Little Rock
5569:New Orleans
5184:Confederate
5146:Involvement
5107:Little Blue
5071:Chalk Bluff
4870:Confederacy
4453:Copperheads
4165:Confederate
4057:Black Codes
3383:E. K. Smith
3264:Confederate
3211:New Orleans
3206:Chattanooga
3070:Mississippi
2970:Connecticut
2938:territories
2929:Involvement
2890:Cold Harbor
2880:Fort Pillow
2870:Chattanooga
2865:Chickamauga
2815:Seven Pines
2805:New Orleans
2770:Fort Sumter
2711:Valley 1864
2544:Confederacy
2341:Slave Power
2321:Fire-Eaters
1555:January 14,
1437:Catton 1975
1365:Ethier 2005
1350:Catton 1975
1314:Ethier 2005
1224:October 12,
1101:fiber optic
955:Bloody Hill
929:Confederate
817:Franz Sigel
726:Franz Sigel
672:Springfield
601:. Governor
591:the arsenal
531:Franz Sigel
508:Springfield
339:945 wounded
337:(277 killed
327:873 wounded
325:(285 killed
265:Brig. Gen.
253:Brig. Gen.
220:Franz Sigel
198:Brig. Gen.
131:Confederate
114: /
5953:Categories
5883:Cumberland
5790:Mobile Bay
5579:Perryville
5488:New Mexico
5438:Missouri:
5305:Cemeteries
5015:Kirksville
5005:New Madrid
4863:Combatants
4686:Juneteenth
4207:Cemeteries
4084:Red Shirts
3995:Centennial
3945:Red Shirts
3353:Longstreet
3283:Beauregard
3226:Winchester
3201:Charleston
3170:Washington
3105:New Mexico
3100:New Jersey
2960:California
2936:States and
2920:Five Forks
2905:Mobile Bay
2875:Wilderness
2855:Gettysburg
2835:Perryville
2820:Seven Days
2751:Appomattox
2676:Gettysburg
2636:New Mexico
2503:Combatants
2478:Combatants
2391:John Brown
1797:0671789929
1752:References
1473:1049955616
1302:Moore 1899
902:Brig. Gen.
883:Brig. Gen.
796:Brig. Gen.
724:, Colonel
703:2nd Kansas
559:Background
241:Maj. Gen.
102:93°24′27″W
99:37°06′00″N
73:1861-08-10
5928:Tennessee
5903:Tennessee
5834:Carolinas
5827:Campaigns
5805:Nashville
5728:Red River
5716:Campaigns
5648:Knoxville
5628:Tullahoma
5623:Vicksburg
5616:Campaigns
5559:Pea Ridge
5508:Pea Ridge
5481:Campaigns
5426:Campaigns
5280:Newtonia
5276:Lexington
5249:memorials
5240:Aftermath
5168:St. Louis
5158:Centralia
5061:Hartville
5025:Lone Jack
4924:Cole Camp
4919:Boonville
4884:Campaigns
4664:Espionage
4458:Diplomacy
4426:Political
4382:POW camps
4128:Monuments
3955:Scalawags
3950:Redeemers
3688:Aftermath
3637:Pinkerton
3576:Rosecrans
3541:McClellan
3444:Memminger
3180:Wisconsin
3145:Tennessee
3065:Minnesota
3040:Louisiana
2915:Nashville
2860:Vicksburg
2790:Pea Ridge
2741:Carolinas
2696:Red River
2691:Knoxville
2671:Tullahoma
2666:Vicksburg
2646:Peninsula
2618:campaigns
2484:Campaigns
2261:Secession
1819:0009-8094
1062:in 1864.
1021:Lexington
986:Aftermath
864:Maj. Gen.
718:artillery
688:secession
434:Cole Camp
429:Boonville
5800:Franklin
5795:Westport
5763:Savannah
5723:Meridian
5518:Kentucky
5355:Category
5261:Carthage
5122:Westport
5117:Big Blue
4929:Carthage
4778:Category
4619:Seminole
4609:Cherokee
4362:Medicine
4315:Military
4228:Veterans
4062:Jim Crow
3827:timeline
3622:Ericsson
3605:Civilian
3586:Sheridan
3546:McDowell
3506:Farragut
3491:Burnside
3481:Anderson
3474:Military
3454:Stephens
3414:Benjamin
3407:Civilian
3293:Buchanan
3271:Military
3216:Richmond
3165:Virginia
3110:New York
3085:Nebraska
3075:Missouri
3060:Michigan
3050:Maryland
3035:Kentucky
3010:Illinois
2985:Delaware
2965:Colorado
2950:Arkansas
2910:Franklin
2830:Antietam
2701:Overland
2656:Maryland
2575:Theaters
2481:Theaters
2060:New York
2033:68-21804
1979:8598848M
1971:85018566
1883:41185008
1848:25038789
1779:32393986
1740:March 3,
1734:Archived
1714:March 3,
1708:Archived
1688:March 3,
1682:Archived
1662:March 3,
1656:Archived
1636:March 3,
1630:Archived
1610:March 3,
1604:Archived
1584:March 3,
1578:Archived
1291:: 60–67.
1218:Archived
1120:See also
1067:Bull Run
1031:such as
749:Arkansas
710:infantry
512:Missouri
439:Carthage
297:Strength
81:Location
5888:Georgia
5785:Atlanta
5743:Atlanta
5451:battles
5366:Commons
5177:Leaders
5163:Osceola
5097:Glasgow
5092:Sedalia
4974:Belmont
4905:Battles
4837:Origins
4745:Related
4614:Choctaw
4604:Catawba
4387:Rations
4332:Cavalry
4194:Removal
3822:efforts
3806:of 1873
3652:Stevens
3647:Stanton
3632:Lincoln
3591:Sherman
3526:Halleck
3516:Frémont
3501:Du Pont
3439:Mallory
3398:Wheeler
3333:Jackson
3313:Forrest
3253:Leaders
3196:Atlanta
3160:Vermont
3080:Montana
3020:Indiana
2995:Georgia
2990:Florida
2955:Arizona
2945:Alabama
2895:Atlanta
2810:Corinth
2762:battles
2706:Atlanta
2686:Bristoe
2587:Western
2582:Eastern
2487:Battles
2286:Slavery
2190:Origins
2176:Origins
2070:June 3,
1827:1554811
1289:Gateway
1054:at the
714:cavalry
587:neutral
502:of the
206:†
133:victory
88:, near
71: (
5863:Armies
5748:Tupelo
5564:Shiloh
5449:Major
5256:Athens
4939:Athens
4788:Portal
4726:Tokens
3662:Welles
3642:Seward
3627:Hamlin
3596:Thomas
3531:Hooker
3496:Butler
3449:Seddon
3434:Hunter
3419:Bocock
3393:Taylor
3388:Stuart
3378:Semmes
3358:Morgan
3318:Gorgas
3298:Cooper
3189:Cities
3125:Oregon
3090:Nevada
3030:Kansas
3000:Hawaii
2900:Crater
2800:Shiloh
2760:Major
2746:Mobile
2616:Major
2490:States
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940:Battle
311:12,120
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127:Result
44:of the
5210:Union
4875:Union
4531:Dixie
4518:Music
4137:Union
3981:Post-
3817:trial
3617:Chase
3612:Adams
3581:Scott
3556:Meigs
3551:Meade
3521:Grant
3511:Foote
3486:Buell
3467:Union
3429:Davis
3373:Price
3363:Mosby
3308:Ewell
3303:Early
3288:Bragg
3150:Texas
3045:Maine
3005:Idaho
2511:Union
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1549:(PDF)
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1163:Notes
918:Union
907:, CSA
888:, CSA
869:, MSG
837:, USA
833:Maj.
819:, USA
815:Col.
801:, USA
756:Rolla
611:Capt.
334:1,232
322:1,317
305:5,430
230:Maj.
218:Col.
5898:Ohio
5819:1865
5708:1864
5608:1863
5473:1862
5440:1861
5417:1861
5080:1864
5049:1863
4993:1862
4912:1861
4716:Salt
4322:Arms
4172:List
4144:List
3657:Wade
3566:Pope
3536:Hunt
3368:Polk
3328:Hood
3323:Hill
3155:Utah
3120:Ohio
3025:Iowa
2557:Navy
2552:Army
2524:Navy
2519:Army
2072:2012
2029:LCCN
2019:ISBN
1996:ISBN
1967:OCLC
1957:ISBN
1908:ISBN
1902:and
1879:OCLC
1869:ISBN
1844:OCLC
1823:OCLC
1815:ISSN
1811:XLIV
1792:ISBN
1775:OCLC
1765:ISBN
1742:2020
1716:2020
1690:2020
1664:2020
1638:2020
1612:2020
1586:2020
1557:2020
1469:OCLC
1226:2020
1035:and
959:rout
712:and
701:and
490:The
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