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| William L. LangerAlso known as: WL Langer, William Langer, William Leonard Langer, William L. Langer (ed), William L.,, ed Langer, William L. Langer editor ... (see complete list), Editor William L. Langer, Crane Brinton~William L. Langer, William L., ed. and comp. Langer, William; Gleason, S. Everett Langer, William L. Langer; Editor And Compiler, Et. Al. General Editor William L. Langer, Compiled and Edited By William L. Langer, William L. (Editor) - Hayes Langer, Carlton J. H., Compiler & Editor William Langer; James B. Hedges; | 378 | 4 |  (4.05) | 0 | 0 |
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