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This work chronicles the history of Cutter Laboratories from its founding in 1897 through 1972, focusing on its dual trust structure and including transcripts from 1972-1974. The book is presented as a historically significant artifact, reproduced with fidelity to the original, including any imperfections that may have arisen from its age and preservation in major libraries. It aims to preserve and make accessible the knowledge contained within this important corporate history for the public domain.
This work is presented as a historically significant artifact, deemed important enough to be preserved and made available to the public. Its reproduction aims for fidelity to the original, acknowledging that imperfections such as blurred pages or errant marks may be present due to its age and archival nature. The text is considered part of the foundational knowledge of civilization and is in the public domain in the United States, allowing for free distribution and copying. Scholars have selected this work for its cultural importance and its role in understanding the history of the field.
Page Count:
696
Publication Date:
2015-10-17
Publisher:
ARKOSE Press
ISBN-10:
1344769438
ISBN-13:
9781344769433
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