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<italic>The Albanian Struggle in the Old World and New</italic>. Compiled and written by Members of the Federal Writers' Project of the Works Progress Administration of Massachusetts. [The Albanian Historical Society of Massachusetts.] (Boston: The Writer. 1939. Pp. ix, 168. $2.00.)

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