Death is a noun

Boston,: Little, Brown (1972)
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Discusses the biological meaning of death, attitudes of the dying, survivors, and society toward it, and such related topics as euthanasia, abortion, murder, suicide, and immortality.

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BD444.L375

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0316514209   044093401X
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