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Spelling: caught or taught? / by Margaret L. Peters.

By: Peters, Margaret L.

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BookSeries: The Students library of education.Publisher: London : New York : London : New York : Routledge & K. Paul ; Humanities P., Routledge & K. Paul ; Humanities P., 1967Subject(s): Spelling abilityDDC classification: 372.6/3

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Spelling: caught or taught? / by Margaret L. Peters.

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