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Secrecy: the American experience

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TextPublication details: New Haven, Conn., USA: Yale Univ Press, 1998Description: 262pISBN:

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Summary: Examines the origins, growth, and significance of secrecy in American government, from the First World War through to the present.

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Book	Mindef Library & Info Centre On-Shelf	342.0662 MOY (Browse shelf(Opens below))	1	Available		0008257

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Examines the origins, growth, and significance of secrecy in American government, from the First World War through to the present.

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