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From: Richard Wood <dmpc&$at$&hugh.chem.uic.edu>
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Perhaps you could try the text book "Modern Quantum Chemistry" by Szabo 
and Ostlund.  It has a lot of pencil and paper problems/exercises in it.

Richard