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I chose the Intellectual Freedom Manual
by Office for Intellectual Freedom of the Ala Assn, American Library Association, office for intellectual freedom. If figure that a book by the ALA on Intellectual Freedom is going to be pretty good for a topic of Intellectual Freedom in High School Libraries