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Subject: Seminar - Early LISP History
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Date: Tue, 17-Jul-84 23:09:00 EDT
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ory of
Programming Languages Conference) may be accepted in light of saved written
sources we try to give a correct account of the events that lead to LISP.
Thereby we name some open points in the history of LISP and discuss some of
the early LISP interpreters.

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