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|a Class B. pt.1. B-BJ: Philosophy pt.2. BL-BX: religion.- Class C: auxiliary sciences of history.- Class D: universal and old world history.- Class D. suppl.2: second World War.- Class E-F: America; 2.ed.- Class G: geography, anthropology, folklore, manners and customs, recreation.- Class J: political science.- Class N: fine arts.- Class P, P-PA: philology, linguistics, classical philology, classical literature.- Class P, PB-PH: philology modern European languages.- Class P, subclass PG: Russian literature.- Class P, subclasses PJ-PM: languages and literatures of Asia, Africa, Oceanía, América,mixed languages, artificial languages.- Class P, subclass PN, PR, PZ: literature (general), English and American literature.- Class P, in English juvenile literature.- Class P, subclass PQ, pt.2: Italian, Spanish and Portuguese literatures.- Subclass PT, pt.1: German literature.- ClassP, subclass PT, pt. 2: Dutch and Scandinavian literatures.- Class Q: Science.- Class T: technology, 1948, 1953.- Class V: naval science, 2. ed. .-
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