"Unhidden" Transcripts

@article{Goings1995UnhiddenT,
  title={"Unhidden" Transcripts},
  author={Kenneth W. Goings and Gerald L. K. Smith},
  journal={Journal of Urban History},
  year={1995},
  volume={21},
  pages={372 - 394}
}
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