Meriam, Lewis; Metz, Harold W. - Suggested Standards for Determing Un-American Activites. (Cover Title).

Washington, DC: The Brookings Institution, 1945. 1945. - Octavo, softcover laid into printed wraps. The pamphlet is completely disbound. The wraps are lightly soiled & darkened around the edges with the corners of the front wrap slightly bumped. [1] leaf & 14 pages plus inside front wrap. Ex-library with a small rectangle stamped below the title, a numeral stamped at the bottom of the first leaf & a date stamp on the rear wrap. Fair reading copy. Memorandum prepared by Lewis Meriam and Harold W. Metz of the Brooking Institution's staff "at the Request of the Committee on Un-American Activities of the House of Representatives". Fair .

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