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Concrete ships

Portland Cement Association
The Association, 1917
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Subject(s): History and Culture; Ships, Concrete
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APA Citation
Portland Cement Association. (1917). Concrete ships. The Association. Retrieved from 10.5479/sil.352050.39088006456024

MLA Citation
Portland Cement Association. Concrete ships. The Association, 1917, 10.5479/sil.352050.39088006456024

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Portland Cement Association. Concrete ships. The Association, 1917. doi: 10.5479/sil.352050.39088006456024

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