Milwaukee Study of Civil Disorder, 1967

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Slesinger, Jonathan. Milwaukee Study of Civil Disorder, 1967 [computer file]. DPLS ed. Milwaukee, WI.: Jonathan Slesinger, University of Wisconsin, Office of Applied Social Research, School of Social Welfare and Institute of Human Relations [producer], 1967. Madison, WI: Data and Program Library Service [distributor], 1971; <http://dpls.dacc.wisc.edu/Disorder67/index.html>; (June 14 1999).

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