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Disabled People as Second-Class Citizens Disabled People as Second-Class Citizens (Vol 2), EisenbergMyron g., Ph.D., GrigginsCynthia, DuvalRichard J.. Springer Publishing Company, Inc., 200 Park Avenue, South, New York, NY 10003, 300 pp (1982), $26.95.
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