A history of recreation; America learns to play.
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TextReference number:ocm00419856Publication details: New York, Appleton-Century-Crofts [1965] Edition: 2d edDescription: xvii, 446 p. illus., facsims. 21 cmUniform titles: America learns to play Subject(s): United States -- Social life and customs | Recreation -- United StatesDDC classification: 790.0973 LOC classification: E161 | .D852 1965
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| 790.0135 K13L Leisure and popular culture in transition / | 790.0135 L53L Leisure and the quality of life; | 790.09421 B66A The amusements of old London; | 790.0973 D88H A history of recreation; | 790.13 M61L The leisure age: | 790.1922 BEN Cabin fever : | 790.209 LAM Whatever became of ...? |
Previously published under title: America learns to play; a history of popular recreation.
Bibliographical references included in "Notes" (p. 401-434).
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