Gray's Parliamentary Guide for FFA 4th edition — 2016
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- August 31, 2021
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This guide written by Dr. Jarrell D. Gray, is designed to facilitate the teaching and learning of parliamentary procedure for FFA, in agreement with Robert's Rules of Order. This book should not be confused with Parliamentary Guide for Skills USA by Jarrell D. Gray. (Available after 8/01/2016) (68 pp.)
ISBN 978-1-62162-104-1
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