Dewey Decimal Classification System (13th Abridged)
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000 Generalities
010 Bibliography
020 Library & information sciences
030 General encyclopedic works
040 Unassigned
050 General serials & their indexes
060 General organizations & museology
070 News media, journalism, publishing
080 General collections  180 Ancient, medieval, Oriental philosophy
090 Manuscripts & rare books
200 Religion
210 Natural theology
220 Bible
230 Christian theology
240 Christian moral & devotional theology
250 Christian orders & local church  340 Law
260 Christian social theology
270 Christian church history
280 Christian denominations & sects
290 Other & comparative religions
400 Language
410 Linguistics
420 English & Old English
430 Germanic languages German
440 Romance languages French
450 Italian, Romanian languages
460 Spanish & Portuguese languages
470 ltalic languages, Latin
480 Hellenic languages, Classical Greek
490 Other languages
600 Technology (Applied sciences)
600 General technology  710 Civic & landscape art
610 Medical sciences and medicine
620 Engineering & allied operations
630 Agriculture  740 Drawing & decorative arts
640 Home economics & family living  750 Painting & paintings (museums)
650 Management & auxiliary services
660 Chemical engineering
670 Manufacturing
680 Manufacture for specific uses
690 Buildings
800 Literature & rhetoric
810 American literature
820 English & Old English literatures
830 Literatures of Germanic languages
840 Literatures of Romance languages
100 Philosophy and Psychology
110 Metaphysics
120 Epistemology, causation, humankind
130 Paranormal phenomena, Occult
140 Specific philosophical schools
150 Psychology
160 Logic
170 Ethics (moral philosophy)
190 Modern Western philosophy
300 Social sciences
300 Sociology and anthropology
310 General statistics
320 Political science
330 Economics
350 Public administration
360 Social services; associations
370 Education
380 Commerce, communications, transport
390 Customs, etiquette, folklore
500 Natural sciences & mathematics 
510 Mathematics
520 Astronomy & allied sciences
530 Physics
540 Chemistry & allied sciences
550 Earth sciences
560 Paleontology, paleozoology
570 Life sciences
580 Botanical sciences
590 Zoological sciences
700 The Arts 
720 Architecture
730 Plastic arts, sculpture
760 Graphic arts, printmaking & prints, postage stamps
770 Photography & photographs
780 Music 
790 Recreational & performing arts
900 Geography & history 
900 World History
910 Geography and travel
920 Biography, genealogy, insignia
930 History of the ancient world
 850 Italian, Romanian literatures
860 Spanish & Portuguese literatures
870 Italic literatures, Latin
880 Hellenic literatures, Classical Greek
890 Literatures of other languages
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940 General history of Europe
950 General history of Asia, Far East
960 General history of Africa
970 General history of North America
980 General history of South America
990 General history of other areas

Generalities

 Cataloguing can't be learned in a day.

 Dewey is not a perfect system; not all books fit neatly into 1 number
 Some books can legitimately be catalogued in several numbers; choose the one most appropriate to the curriculum and the
conditions in your school
 Always put a book in a number where it will get maximum usage; move excellent books if they don't seem to be used
 Bend the rules to suit local needs
 Avoid censorship: put literature in the 800s
 Catalogue biographies into subject areas. ie. a biography of Tiger Woods should be in golf, not biography
 There are standard subdivisions that can be added to almost any number:
o .03 = dictionaries, encyclopedias.  ie. 503 for a dictionary of science; 610.3 dictionary of medical terms
o .09 = history and criticism. ie. 809 = criticism of literature; 385.09 for a history of railways
o place numbers can be added where appropriate:
 .71 = Canada; ie. 385.0971 Canadian railways;
 .73 = US; ie. 330.973 American economics
 country codes are already present in the 900s. ie. 971 means Canadian history; 917.3 means American
geography
o .07 = education; ie. 507 = studying science; 622.07 = the study of mining
 Begin by estimating the Dewey number.  Then check the Dewey index.  Never assign a number without looking up the actual
number in the schedules.  If you are truly stuck, check the online catalogue at the North Bay Public Library.

Sears Subject Headings - Be Consistent

 Use standard subject headings.
 Check our online catalogue for previously used headings and be consistent
 Remember some local variances we have made:
o no spaces around a dash. ie  CANADA-HISTORY-1841-1867; SCIENCE-HISTORY
o always use a dash between titles & sub-titles. ie. PIERRE TRUDEAU-CANADIAN MAGUS
o Add sub-titles when they are going to clarify a title &/or fit on the line. ie. SUPERSTRINGS-GLUE OF THE UNIVERSE
does help clarify the title SUPERSTRINGS, but in HOW TO FIX STOVES-OR WHAT TO DO TIL THE REPAIRMAN
COMES, the sub-title doesn't really add anything.
o no punctuation which falls on the line. ie. no periods, commas, colons, semi-colons.  ! and ? are OK
o always use the & instead of the word AND
o never begin with A, AN, THE, LE, LA, LES, L'
o use BLACKS, NATIVES, INUIT, INDIANS OF SOUTH AMERICA
o don't use dates after proper names. ie. KENNEDY JOHN FITZGERALD but no 1917-1963
o we have arbitrarily decided to shorten history headings to keep only dates without descriptions. ie. GREAT BRITAIN-
HISTORY-1485-1603 but without the added TUDOR PERIOD
 Think like a student:  what subject heading would a student use?  ie. COOKERY may be the official term but students would look
under RECIPES, FOOD, COOKING.  AUTOMOBILES is the official heading, but students would look under CARS
 Be generous with the use of subject headings
 Don't create a subject heading which repeats the first word of the title.  ie. a title COMPUTERS A HISTORY does not really need a
subject heading COMPUTERS
 Our system searches only the left-most characters in a string of words and cannot find keywords embedded within a title.  ie. The
book PIERRE TRUDEAU A LIFE IN POLITICS  needs a subject heading TRUDEAU PIERRE ELLIOTT since Trudeau is not the
first or left-most word
 Think curriculum.  If we know that students always do a paper on biographies of Canadians, then we should always use
CANADA-BIOGRAPHY as a subject heading when appropriate.  If LOCAL HISTORY is a really important part of your collection,
then use that as a heading.
Any sub-title can be used as a subject within the rules of Sears
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Philosophy Tech Literature

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100 Psychology & Philosophy

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Philosophy and 161
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102 Ontology 141 n
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113 142 and ect hic treat
103 Cosmolo 122 Critical desc to treat ment
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125 raphi Syllogis
106 117 ns c, ms
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unconscio arts philosophy
107 Naturalism 151 recreation &
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us & the  133. & related 168 leisure 198
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3. Select a number within the sub-category 200 - example - The Bible

200 Religion
200 210 220 Bible 230 240 250 260 270 280 Christian 290 Other &
Generalities Natura Christian Christian Christian Christian Christian denominations & comparative
l theology moral & orders & social church sects religions,
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400 410 420 430 440 450 460 470 ltalian 480 490 Other
Generalities Linguistics English Germanic Romance Italian, Spanish & languages, Hellenic languages
420 Language languages languages Romanian Portugues Latin languages
English & German French languages e , Classical
  Old languages Greek
English
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Linguistics & Old Germanic Romance Italian, Spanish & languages; Hellenic languages
English languages languages Romanian Portugues Latin languages
401 Philosophy & ; German ; French , Rhæto- e ; Classical
theory 411 Writing Romanic languages Greek 491 East Indo-
systems 421 English 471 European & Celtic
writing 431 441 Classical languages 
402 Miscellany system & German French 451 Italian 461 Latin writing 481
412 phonology writing writing writing Spanish system & Classical
403 Dictionaries &
Etymology, system & system & system & writing phonology Greek  491.6
word phonology phonology phonology system & writing Celtic
encyclopedias origins 422 English phonology system & language
etymology, 472 phonology s
404 Special topics word 432 442 452 Italian Classical
413 origins German French etymology 462 Latin  491.7
Dictionarie etymology etymology Spanish etymology 482 East
405 Serial s etymology Classical Slavic
publications 423 453 Italian Greek language
English 433 443 dictionarie 473 etymology s;
414 dictionarie German French s 463 Classical
Phonology s Russian
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& management s s dictionarie dictionaries 483
 491.8
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408 Treatment of 416 456 
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persons  436  446  Classical
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418 usage 487
specific Standard 438 448 Classical
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497 North American

native languages

498 South
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sciences & Mathematics  Astronomy  53 Chemistry & sciences  Paleontolog sciences Botanical Zoological
mathematics  & allied 0. allied  5 y; sciences sciences
sciences  1 sciences  5 Paleozoolog 571 
 5  5 Th  5 0. y 
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600 Applied Science & Technology

600 General 610 Medical 620 630 640 Home 650 660 670 680 690
technology sciences Engineering Agriculture  economics & Managemen Chemical Manufacturi Manufacture Buildings
and & allied family living  t & auxiliary engineering ng for specific
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600 610 Medical 620 630 640 Home 650 660 670 680 690
Technology sciences; Engineering Agriculture  economics & Managemen Chemical Manufacturi Manufacture Buildings
(Applied Medicine  & allied  6 family living  t & auxiliary engineering ng  for specific
sciences)  61 operations  3  64 services   6 uses
691 Building
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601 6 0. . 73 5 Industrial 0 681
Philosophy Or 1 1 C 0 chemicals . Precision
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602 tio ee s er e 662 e
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693 Specific
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m m h ati o technology  t 1. purposes 
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3.  Select a number within the sub-category  700 - example - book on the Olympics

700 - Arts, Music, Sports

700 710 720 730 Plastic 740 Drawing 750 Painting 760 Graphic 770 780 Music  790
Generalities Civic & Architecture arts, & decorative & paintings arts, Photography Recreation,
landsc sculpture arts (museums) printmaking & Sports &
ape art & prints, photographs performing
postage arts
stamps

700 The arts  710 720 730 Plastic 740 Drawing 750 Painting 760 Graphic 770 780 Music  790
 70 Civic & Architecture  arts; & decorative & paintings  arts; Photography  78 Recreational &
0. landsc  7 Sculpture  arts  75 Printmaking & 0. performing
7 ape art 2  7 0. & prints  photographs  7 arts 
E 0. 3 741 Drawing 1  7 Ed  790.
du 8 0. & drawings  Ph 6 uc 1
ca
711
Ar 1 ilo 0.
 7
ati Recr
Area 7
tio plannin c P so 1 on eatio
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n g (Civic hi hil  7 ph P
2
, nal
an art) te o 4 y hil pe activ
d ct s an o M rfo ities
1. is
rel
712
ur o 2 d s
c
rm  790.
at e p T th o an 2
ed Landsc wi h eo p ell ce
e a The
to ape th y c ry h s,
archite n perf
pi re a h y rel ormi
cs cture s n a y at
ni ng
of p d q
751 n  7 ed arts
th e th Techniques, d 7 to
713 u equipment, in
e ct e e th 0. pic gen
Landsc forms 
ar to or e 9 s
 ts ki y s,  75 or Hi  78 eral
 70 ape
n of pr 1. y st 0.
0. d sc o 2 of or 8 791 Public
archite s ul c pr ic
8 cture of M Hi performances 
T of pt e at in al sto
he
traffic p ur d eri t , ry
 791.
ways er e ur m g 3
ar als an
ts s  7 e
 75
a e d Circ
wi 714 o 3 s, ki o de uses
n a 1. n gr
th Water 0. 3 scr  791.
re feature s 2 p g a ipti
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sp s  7 M p
pa
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rat on
t 0. c at d c, m
715 us, pictu
to 9 ell u pr p usi
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ki Hi a s, in er c
plants uip radi
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m o,
s or y q
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 7 o h telev
of ic of ui 6 n re
716 t, ision
pe al sc p 0. s sp
Herbac
m art tr  791.
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e e 44
on plants g pt s' M to
nt at movi
s e ur m is kin
, m es
 70 717
o e
m od c
e
ds
 791.
0. Structu
gr  7 at els ell
nt
of
5
a a pe
9 res p
3 er  75 n rs Pup
Hi 0. ial 1.
hi y 771 on petr
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718 c, of Techniques, s y
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ca Landsc p st
 7 Te pr equipment,  78 and
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n C s a  791.
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s ar an ki
ph ries g 3 ric 6
tr to d n
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pe o a ge eant
719 at n oc a
rs gr m og ry
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on
landsc e
a
c ur d er ra  791.
s p es a phi 8
apes nt ar pr
tr hi s c, Ani
ic  75 in
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at 1. ts a  78 mal
tm p
en   721
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n
d
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s, m ance
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n niq 7 e
701 722 o ue cia
s E ss ns,
Philosophy & Architecture tr m s d 792 Stage
theory ic or co
to ca. 300 e of u ie presentations 
s pr m
at c s po  792.
702 723
m  7 od at se 1
Miscellany  e 4 uct io
Architecture rs Trag
nt 1. ion n 772 Metallic
from ca. 300 edy
to 1399
of 6  75 a salt
and
 70 sc G 1. n processes 781 General serio
2. ul ra 6 d principles & us
8 724 pt p Co re musical dra
773 Pigment
T Architecture ur hi ns la forms  ma
processes of
ec from 1400 e c er te  78
d d
printing  792.
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si pi 774 Com
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pr subjects of es eti
ill pr melo
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pr
ma
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, 1. ti re a 3
ati
ap 4 o sto ki Pant
on
pa 727 T n rat n omi
,
Buildings for e a g
 ra c n ion a tas me
tu
education &
h d , n te  792.
s, ni c ro d 777  78 5
eq research q o uti pr 1. Ope
ui u m ne in 778 Fields & 2 ra
p 728 e m ca ts kinds of El  792.
m Residential s er re  7 photography  e 6
en & related a ci  75 6 m Musi
t, buildings  n al 1. 0. en
m d ar cal
7 8 ts play
at pr t Sp Hi of
eri  7 o  7
 7 s
eci st m
al 2 c 4 fic or
7
usi  792.
s 8. e 8. 7
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2
 70 7 d 7 ms a
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Vari
2. V ur Si n ety
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9 a lh d
s 752 Colour ot 3 ws
C c o d
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gr m  792.
m io 732 et 753 sc 8
a po
m n Sculpture to te Symbolism, ri Ball
p siti
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c  78
and
al 4 legend n mod
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mi 1. of ern
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sc 9 pr danc
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m
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bi a
734 cti 755 Religion  7 s Stag
n ki
703 Sculpture o & religious of e
s, n 7
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& to 1399 s usi uctio
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encyclopedia of c ns
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s dr 756
in 735 a d p  78
g Sculpture pr e 1. 793 Indoor
wi 757 Human
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n figures &
topics  d ts al Ki amusements 
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g wi ki nd
e 736 Carving s
th n  793.
& carvings s
2
 70 s,
758 Other re d of
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subjects es
9 o Perspective p of usi
737 and
Ic u e p c
Numismatics ente
s 759 ct h
on
e
& 743 Drawing Historical, to ot  78 rtain
og sigillography  & drawings 1. men
ra b areas, ki o
o by subject persons n gr 6 t
ph Tr
y at treatment - d a  793.
s, add area s p adi
744  3
m  7 codes  of h tio
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705 Serial o 3 p y ns
al,
of
publications bil 7. 745 er  7 folk,
e 4 Decorative  75 s 7
m
natio
h C arts  9. o usi
706 8. nal
o oi 11 n c
Organization 4 danc
m n Ca s St  78 ing
s& e s  7 na 1.
management s 4 dia
er  793.
e 7
761 Relief 4
 7 738 Ceramic
5. n
processes o Sa
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707 2 1  75 sc cr
arts  A (Block es of
Education, 8. 9. o ed
research, 8  7 nt
13
printing)
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related L A c usi
topics  ar 8. u
m 762 p c  793.
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g
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 70 a e  7 n
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eit
7. n c Lithographic gr and
4  75 M
4 d h (Planographi a trick
5. usi
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po or e u tis a ms 7
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ry e pr ri  75 d es
an pr o al 9. 764 pr 782 Vocal not
d iv c ar 3 Chromolitho oj music  char
tr at e t Ge graphy & e  78
acte
av e d a rm serigraphy cti 2. rized
eli d ur n an o 1 by
ng w e d n Dr
 75 765 Metal
actio
co ell s, d
9. engraving
 7 a n
lle in a e m
cti g p si 4 7
ati  793.
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on s p g 5 c
en 766 Magi
s ar n M vo
ch Mezzotinting c
an
729 Design
at  7 & related ot cal
d
& decoration
u 4  75 processes io for and
ex s, 9. ms relat
5. n ed
hi e 4 5 pi Op
bit q Ital 767 Etching er activ
s   ui
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ct
as ities
ur ur
p e  75 e  78  793.
m a s 9
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museums, Sp No
, indo
private m
a ani 769 Prints  d nd
collections  p sh te ra or
at pli le diver
m
 70 er e  75  7 vi ati sion
8. ial d 9. 6 si s
c
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or 8. g an or h ms
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75
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 78
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 70 ai e k ts h
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ot gy
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(E e 5 al a
s ) Dart
ng n H , cti
la  75
g vit  78 s
w a
nd ar n
9.
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tla ar
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for  794.
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n p ol gam
al 5.
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 70
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n u pute
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og g n, m ot en'
ra a h a o s
ph n er ki gr voi 795 Games of
ic d al n a ce chance 
al e di g p s  795.
ar n c a h  78 1
ea a d n y 2. Gam
s m e d of 7 es
el si pr c Ch with
s g in ol ildr dice
709
Historical,  7 n ts or en'  795.
areas, 3  7 s s 2
persons 8. 4  7 voi Whe
treatment  5 5.   7 ce el
M 7 8. s and
 70
9.
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s e P 2. gam
1 ai c h es
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cs or ot M  795.
ea
tm  7 at o en' 3
3 iv gr s
en Gam
8. e a voi
t es
6 c p ce
by dep
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ar end
or y
ea rn
in of  78 ent
s, a 2. on
m g P
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nt 4 ot
on he num
al 5. o
s, r bers
br 8 gr
pl typ or
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ac es coun
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es of ters
a n h
in y voi  795.
ge n or ce
u 4
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n Card
ral til m
d gam
e a
 70
s s, er
783 Music for
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9. s
2  6 cy
p
single voices;
3 cl The voice  796 Athletic &
P or e
er 8. cif  78 outdoor sports
a
so 8 ic 3. & games 
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ns c 1
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er s,
n ngl 1
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or di e Can
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d a
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s in t
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co histo
 7  7
m ry
4 7
bin  796.
739 Art 5. 8.
ati
metalwork  8 1
9 on
S Misc
 7 O  78 ellan
th p
3 3.
e eous
9. er
ci 2 gam
2 d
al So es
W e
ef lo  796.
or c
fe voi
k or 2
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in at Activ
pr iv s  78 ities
e a 3. and
e
ar n 3 gam
ci
ts d Hi es
o
tri gh requ
u
ck voi iring
s
p
m 746 Textile ce equi
arts  h
 et  7 ot  78 pme
al 4 o 3. nt
s 6. gr 4  796.
 7 1 a Mi 3
3 Y p ddl Ball
9. ar h e gam
4 n y voi es
Ir pr  7 ce  796.
o e 7  78 4
n p 8. 3. Wei
w ar 9 5 ght
or at P Lo liftin
k io h w g,
 7 n ot voi trac
3 a o ce k
n gr
9.
d a  78 and
5 3. field
W w p ,
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k a y nast
vi of o
in m ics,
ot n s Oly
g p en'
h s mpi
er  7 e
voi cs
cif
m 4
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et 6. s 5
al 2 s
s L u  78 Outd
bj 3. oor
 7 a
e 7 life
c
3
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9. s ildr 6
7 s
a en' Cycli
Ar s ng
m n 779
d Photographs voi and
s ce relat
a re
la s ed
n
d te    78 activ
d 3. ities
ar
m fa 8  796.
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ur ic en' Drivi
s s ng
 7 voi mot
  4 ce or
6. s vehi
3  78 cles
Pi 3.  796.
ct 9 8
ur Ot Com
e he bat
s, r spor
h typ ts
a
n
es  796.
of 9 Ice
gi voi
n and
ce sno
g
s, w
ta 784 spor
p Instruments ts
e &  796.
st instrumental 91
ri ensembles  Skiin
e  78 g
s 4.  796.
 7 1 96
4 Ge Hoc
6. ne key
4 ral
N pri
e nci 797 Aquatic &
 e ple air sports 
dl s,  797.
e- m 1
a usi Boat
n cal ing
d for
h ms  797.
a , 2
n ins Swi
d tru mmi
w m ng
or en and
k ts divin
g
 7  78
4 4.  797.
6. 2 3
5 Fu Othe
B ll r
e (S aqu
a ym atic
d ph spor
e on ts
m y)  797.
br or 5 Air
oi ch spor
d est ts
er ra
y  78
798 Equestrian
 7 4.
sports & animal
4 3
racing 
6. Ch
6 a  798.
Pr m 2
in be Hors
ti r ema
n or nshi
g, ch p
p est  798.
ai ra 4
nt  78 Hors
in 4. e
g, 4 racin
d Lig g
y ht Flat
ei or racin
n ch g
g est
 7 ra
799 Fishing,
4  78 hunting,
6. 4. shooting 
7 5
R  799.
Po
u 1
p
g Fishi
m
s ng
usi
a c  799.
n 2
d  78
Hunt
c 4.
ing
ar 6
p Ke  799.
et yb 3
s oa Sho
rd, oting
 7
m othe
4 ec r
6. ha than
9 nic gam
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th ele
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te
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oni  
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pr pe
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d us
u sio
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s ba
nd
s
747 Interior
decoration   78
4.
 7
7
4 Str
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2 or
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st est
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al  78
, 4.
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e Wi
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p  78
hi 4.
c, 9
p Br
er as
s s
o ba
n nd
s
tr
e 785 Chamber
at music
m
e
786
nt
Keyboard &
 7 other
4 instruments 
7.
7
D  78
e 6.
c 2
or Pi
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n  78
of
6.
s
3
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m  78
s 6.
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748 Glass  ins
 7 tru
4 m
8. en
2 ts
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w  78
ar 6.
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 7 M
4 ec
8. ha
5 nic
St al
ai an
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d, oli
p an
ai ins
nt tru
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d, en
le ts
a  78
d 6.
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m ect
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s ph
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gl El
a ect
ss ro
 7 nic
4 ins
8. tru
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h  78
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of rc
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at tru
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 7 ts
4  78
8. 6.
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p u
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cif an
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ar de
tic vic
le es
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ed
for
749 pe
Furniture & rc
accessories  us
 7 sio
4 n
9. eff
2 ect
Hi s
st
or
ic 787 Stringed
al instruments 
,  78
g 7.
e 2
o Vi
gr oli
a n
p  78
hi 7.
c, 3
p Vi
er ola
s
o  78
n 7.
s 4
tr Ce
e llo
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m 7.
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  ba
ss
 78
7.
6
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stri
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ins
tru
m
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ts
Vi
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 78
7.
7
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ins
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m
en
ts,
gui
tar
  78
7.
9
Ha
rp
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m
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788 Wind
instruments 
 78
8.
2
W
oo
dw
ind
ins
tru
m
en
ts
an
d
fre
e
ae
ro
ph
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 78
8.
3
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ut
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fa
mil
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 78
8.
4
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ins
tru
m
en
ts
 78
8.
5
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ins
tru
m
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ts
 78
8.
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ngl
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re
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ins
tru
m
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 78
8.
7
Sa
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ph
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 78
8.
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8.
9
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s
ins
tru
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(Li
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re
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ins
tru
m
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789

3. Select a number within the sub-category 800 - example - Poetry of Canadian poet Dennis Lee 

800 Literature
800  810 North 820 English & 830 840 850 860 870 Italic 880 890
Generalities American Old English Literatures of Literatur Italian, Spanish literature Hellenic Literatures of
literature literatures Germanic es of Romania & s, Latin literature other
languages Romanc n Portugue s, languages
e literature se Classical
languag s literature Greek
es s
800 Literature and rhetoric 810 American 820 British 830 840 850 860 870 880 890
or Canadian  literature in Literatures of Literatur Italian, Spanish Latin & Hellenic Literatures of
literature in English  Germanic es of Romania & Old Latin literature other
801 Philosophy & theory English   82 languages Romanc n, Portugue literatuer s; languages
 81 0.8 e Rhæto- se s Classical
languag Romanic literatuer Greek
 0.8 coll es s
coll ecti
802 Miscellany ecti on 831 German 851 871 881 891 East
on s  poetry 841 Italian 861 Latin Classical Indo-
French poetry Spanish poetry Greek European &
803 Dictionaries & s   82 poetry poetry poetry Celtic
encyclopedias  81 0.9 832 German literatures 
0.9 hist drama 852 872
hist ory 842 Italian 862 Latin 882
804 
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833 German drama
drama Spanish drama Classical  89
an d drama Greek 1.6
fiction drama
805 Serial publications d criti Ce
853 873
criti cis ltic
843 Italian 863 Latin
cis m 834 German lite
806 Organizations French fiction Spanish fiction 883
m essays rat
fiction fiction Classical
821 Poetry  Greek ure
807 Education, research, 854 874 fiction s
811  82 835 German 844 Italian 864 Latin
related topics Poetry by 1 1.0 speeches French essays Spanish essays
 89
Author 8 1.7
essays essays 884
808 Rhetoric & collections  81 coll 836 German Classical Ea
of literature  1.0 ecti 855 875 Greek st
letters 845 Italian 865 Latin Sla
8 on essays
coll s French speeche Spanish speeche vic
 808.1 Rhetoric ecti  82 837 German speeche s speeche s lite
[how to create] on satire & s s 885 rat
1.0 Classical ure
of poetry s humor 856 876
9 Greek s
 808.2 Rhetoric  81 hist 846 Italian 866 Latin speeche Ru
of drama 1.0 ory 838 German French letters Spanish letters s ssi
 808.3 Rhetoric 9 an miscellaneou letters letters an
hist d s writings
of fiction
ory criti
857 877 886  89
 808.4 Rhetoric an cis
847 Italian 867 Latin Classical 1.8
French satire & Spanish satire & Sla
of essays d m 839 Other Greek
Germanic satire & humor satire & humor vic
 808.5 Rhetoric criti
humor humor
letters
lite
cis literatures 
of speech
m 822 Drama  rat
 808.6 Rhetoric 858 878 887
 82 ure
 83 848 Italian 868 Latin Classical
of letters s
2.0 French miscella Spanish miscella Greek
 808.7 Rhetoric 812 Drama  8 9. miscella neous miscella neous satire &
of satire and  81 coll 3 neous writings neous writings humor 892 Afro-
humor 2.0 ecti D writings writings Asiatic
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 808.8 8 on
ch 859 879
literatures;
Collections of coll s 888 Semitic 
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literary texts ecti  82 Fl Provenç n & Portugue es of  89
from more than on 2.0 Greek
s e al & Rhæto- se other miscella 2.4
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languag writings bre
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Colle 9
hist
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Af   
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893 Non-
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criti
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poetr ns Greek
d m Asiatic
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2
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2.3 7  
Colle Sh S 894 Ural-
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dram pe , Dravidian
 81 are
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3.0
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3 coll 823 Fiction  9. Literatures of
Colle
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8
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coll
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809 Literary history &
sto on an  89
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s sh N Ch
 809.1 Literary  81 or ine
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 history and 3.0 sto w se
criticism of 9 rie eg  89
poetry hist s ia 5.6
 809.2 Literary ory  82 n Ja
history and an 3.0 pa
criticism of d 9 ne
drama criti hist   se
cis
 809.3 Literary m
ory  89
history and an 5.7
criticism of d Ko
fiction 814 Essays criti rea
cis
 809.4 Literary m
n
history and 815 Speeches  89
criticism of 5.9
essays 824 Essays An
816 Letters
 809.5 Literary na
history and 825 Speeches m-
criticism of 817 Satire & Mu
speech humor on
826 Letters g,
 809.6 Literary Mo
history and 818 n-
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letters writings humor me
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 809.7 Literary 819
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history and writings lite
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satire and   ure
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English

896 African
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897 North
American
native
literatures

898 South
American
native
literatures

899 Other
literatures

3. Select a number within the sub-category 900  - example - video on the Rebellions of 1837-1838

900 Geography & History

900 World 910 Geography and 920 930 940 950 960 970 General history 980 990
History travel Biography History of General General General of North America General General
, the history of history of history of history of history of
genealogy ancient Europe Asia, Far Africa South other area
, insignia world East America
900 910 Geography & 920 930 940 950 960 970 General history 980 990
Geography travel  Biography History of General General General of North America; General General
& history  910.2 , ancient history of history of history of Natives of North history of history of
Miscellan genealogy Europe  Asia; Far Africa South other
, insignia East America areas
 y world   9 America
901  910.3 921 4 951 China 961 981 Brazil 991
Dictionari 0 & adjacent Tunisia & 971 Canada 
Philosophy
es,
 930
. areas 
& theory Libya 
encyclope 922 1 982 992
dias,  971.01 To Argentina
902 concorda
923 931 China E  9  961 1763 993 New
Miscellany nces,
gazetteer a 5  971.02 983 Chile Zealand 
s 924 932 Egypt r 1  961 1763-
903 l . 1791
Dictionarie  910.4 y 2 984  9
s& Accounts 925 933 Bolivia 9
encyclope of travel, Palestine T
962 Egypt  971.03 3
dias discoverie h & Sudan  .
a 1791- 985 Peru
s, 926 i  962 1
934 India i 1841
shipwreck s
904 w including
s, t 986
Collected 927 a the S
adventure o Colombia
accounts 935 n Rebellion p
s r 963 &
of events Mesopota , s of 1837 e
y Ethiopia Ecuador 
 910.9 928 mia & & 1838 c
Historical, Iranian i
905 Serial geographi 929 Plateau t H
publication c, persons Genealog o o
964
 971.04  986 f
Morocco i
s treatment y, names, n 1841-
& Canary c
936
insignia  Europe
g
Islands 1867  986
1
906 911 Historical north & 4 i
Organizati geography K
 929
west of 5
o
965  971.05 s
ons & Italy 3 Algeria 987 l
n 1867-
manageme Venezuel a
912 Graphic g 1911
nt  929 including a n
representations of 937 Italy  9 , 966 West
Confeder d
earth, atlases & Africa &
4
907  929adjacent
0 offshore ation and 988 s
Education, territories M the Riel Guiana
. islands 
research, 913 Ancient world a Rebellion
related
 929 2 c
938 a 989
topics 914 Europe   966 994
 929Greece 1 o  971.06 Paraguay Australia
4 1911 and &
908 With  966 following  Uruguay 
respect to  914.2 939 Other 5
 9 995
Britain parts of 3
kinds of   ancient - 5  966
o 97  989
Melanesia;
persons  914.3 1 New
Germany
world  9 . Guinea 
4  966
909 World  914.4 0
9  989
history  France   .  966 o 97  9
 914.5 Italy 3 K 9
o 5
 9  915.6 r  966   .
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o
9  915.7
r
a  966
. Russia
7 l P
 915.8 d  966 o 97 a
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1
8  915.9 W  966 u
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t a
Europe 953 o 97
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Arabian
1 N
Peninsula 967
9 e
c 915 Asia  1
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w
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 915.2 1  9 British
u
Japan 9  967 Columbia u
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1
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, 916 Africa
8
.  967
 971.23 e
8 Alberta a
 9  967
1
7 4 S N
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7 G
 917.1 M u
9
Canada  i A  967  971.27 i
9
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 9 o 91
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 971.3
a
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9 o 91 r
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1 i 954 South History of o
8
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0
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0
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y 996 Other
o 91 956 Middle
History of
parts of
East (Near  968 the
 9
o 91 o East)  Maritimes; Pacific;
0 f New Polynesia 
9
o 91
W Brunswick  9
. o  9969 South
Indian
9
8 r 6
5
2 o 91 l 6
Ocean  971.6 .
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.
1 o 91 1  969 Scotia
9 W N
0 o 91 a T  971.7 o
0 r Prince r
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 917.2 I
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Central  9 k Island h
America 4 e
0 y
 917.3 US  c
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5 Newfound n
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918 South America n t
1 d r
a
919 Other areas 9  971.9 The l
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C
8
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972 Middle America;
P
 9 r a
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4 u
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5
 972.8 i
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3  9
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c
5
6  972.9
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4 w
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Bermuda
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W 973 United States 
t
a
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r 997
1  973.1 Atlantic
9 c Early Ocean
3 e history to islands
9 n 1607
- t
1 r  973.2 998 Arctic
9 a Colonial islands &
4 l period,
1607-
 5 1775
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 9 u  973.3
4 r
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0 k
Revolutio Extraterres
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5 y
Confeder
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a 1775-  
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M
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r r 1789-
y u 1809
s
H
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s
 9 1809-
t 5 1845
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1845-
I 1861
o
f r
a
W
q  973.7
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I
 9 Abraham
5 Lincoln,
941 British 6 1861-
Isles  . 1865Civil
War
 9 9
4
1 E  973.8
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1 s ction
t period,
S e 1865-
c r 1901
o n
t
l M  973.9
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n d
d i o 97
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 9 r
4 r
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 9
4  9
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n (Asiatic
Russia) o 97
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l Asia 
a
n
d  9 974 Northeastern
5 United States
8
 9 .
4 975 Southeastern
1 United States
1
.
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f United States
g
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p n United States
u i
b s
l t 978 Western United
i a States
c n
979 Great Basin &
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f
I 959
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e Asia 
l  9
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942 B
England & u
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 9 a
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& Monaco 
 9
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946 Iberian
Peninsula
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946.9
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947
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Europe;
Soviet
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 9
4
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parts of
Europe 
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