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The encyclopedia of ephemera

Maurice Rickards

2000

Real estate, principles & practices

Unger, Maurice Albert

1964

Teaching the language arts in the elementary school

Martha Dallmann

1966

Core concepts in cultural anthropology

Robert H. Lavenda

2003

Stiller's pond

Susan Welch, Jonis Agee, Roger K. Blakely

1988

Using the pharmaceutical literature

Sharon Srodin

2006

Concepts of business

Richard H. Buskirk

1972

Student study guide to accompany Calculus, fifth edition, by Robet Ellis & Denny Gulick

Sandra Z. Keith

1994

A writer's handbook from A to Z

Donna Gorrell

1994

Publication design

Roy Paul Nelson

1973

Why can't Sharon Kowalski come home?

Karen Thompson

1988

Scientific English

Robert A. Day

1828

Take on listening

Burt Gabler, Nadia F. Scholnick

2002

Far distant echo

Fred Marks

2012

The Mountain Encyclopedia

Frederic V. Hartemann

2005

The works of the Rev. Sydney Smith

Sydney Smith

1844

Publishing Addiction Science

Jean O’Reilly, Michal Miovský, Thomas Babor et al.

2004

The diagnostic/language development approach to individualized reading instruction

Roger L. Rouch

1976

High-Topped Shoes and Other Signifiers of Race, Class, Gender and Ethnicity in Selected Fiction by William Faulkner and Toni Morrison

Tommie Lee Jackson

2007

The rise of the skyscraper

Carl W. Condit

1952

The enemy within our gates

Henry Campbell Black

1921

School crime and juvenile justice

Lawrence, Richard

1998

Keyguide to information sources in museum studies

Peter Woodhead

1989

Environmental crime

Mary Clifford

1998

To Protect the Innocent

Mark Locke Mills

2003

A genealogy of queer theory

William B. Turner

2000

The clinician's guide to medical writing

Robert B. Taylor

2005

The teaching of reading

John James DeBoer

1970

The darkest evening

William Durbin

2004

Peak Performance

Helen Brenna

2008

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