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The power of the people

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The power of the people. Williams, Garrath (Photographer). 2012. New York: Hannah Arendt Center.

Research output: Exhibits, objects and web-based outputs › Web publication/site

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Williams, G, The power of the people, 2012, Web publication/site, Hannah Arendt Center, New York. <http://www.hannaharendtcenter.org/?p=5083>

APA

Williams, G. (Photographer). (2012). The power of the people. Web publication/site, Hannah Arendt Center. http://www.hannaharendtcenter.org/?p=5083

Vancouver

Williams G (Photographer). The power of the people New York: Hannah Arendt Center. 2012.

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Williams, Garrath (Photographer). / The power of the people. [Web publication/site].

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