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New Research Guide: The National Recovery Administration (NRA): An Inventory of Publications in the Collections of the Library of Congress

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This guide represents an inventory of several of the major series issued by the United States National Recovery Administration between 1933 and 1935, which are available in the general collections of the Library of Congress.

The Guide is Organized into These Sections:

This resource is being made available by Business Reference Servicesat the Library of Congress. It was written and compiled by:

Laura Beth Jackson, Jr. Fellows Intern, summer 2011
Ellen Terrell, Business Reference Specialist, editor
September 2011

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