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Soils and Foundations Reference Manual Volume I

Federal Highway Administration

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The course manual behind one of the most widely taught geotechnical programs, running from subsurface exploration and soil classification through laboratory testing, slope stability and earth retaining structures. Over a thousand pages, with a worked design example at nearly every step.

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