Into the Wilderness: Ronald Reagan, Bob Jones University, and the Political Education of the Christian Right
@article{Haberman2005IntoTW, title={Into the Wilderness: Ronald Reagan, Bob Jones University, and the Political Education of the Christian Right}, author={Aaron L. Haberman}, journal={The Historian}, year={2005}, volume={67}, pages={234 - 253} }
(2005). Into the Wilderness: Ronald Reagan, Bob Jones University, and the Political Education of the Christian Right. The Historian: Vol. 67, No. 2, pp. 234-253.
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