Information of Importance to Candidates for Office of U.S. Representative in the 93rd Congress1972 - 247 pages |
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| Title | Information of Importance to Candidates for Office of U.S. Representative in the 93rd Congress |
| Author | United States. Congress. House. Special Committee to Investigate CAmpaign Expenditures,1972 |
| Published | 1972 |
| Length | 247 pages |
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