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Brookville, OH: The School of Living, 1966. Magazine. 28p., wraps browned with some foxing, red felt tip pen markings on cover and internally, a few small splash stains on front wrap, binders tape along spine as issued, 8.5x11 inches, mimeographed. Includes a discussion "Pro and con Spooner-Tucker, Rothbard," with contributions by Mildred Loomis, Tom Marshall, Laurence Labadie and others also includes Marie Anderson's "Religion in School of Living
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Way Out, vol. 22, no. 1, January - February 1966
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Way Out, vol. 22, no. 1, January - February 1966
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Brookville, OH: The School of Living, 1966. Magazine. 28p., wraps browned with minor ink marks, printed mailing address of Laurence Labadie on the rear wrap else very good condition, binders tape along spine as issued, 8.5x11 inches, mimeographed. Includes a discussion "Pro and con Spooner-Tucker, Rothbard," with contributions by Mildred Loomis, Tom Marshall, Laurence Labadie and others also includes Marie Anderson's "Religion in School of Living
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