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Title	Edition	Year of Publication	Contributors	Country of Publication	Available Online?
Title	Edition	Year of Publication	Contributors	Country of Publication	Available Online?
We at sea: the epic of the American mariner		1949	Nikolaos Manōlēs
We begin		1932	Helen Grace Carlisle
We beheld His glory: the primitive Christian message and present-day religious trends		1936	Nikolaĭ Sergeevich Arsenév, Mary Anita Ewer
We believe		1917	Paul Revere Frothingham
We believe in immortality: affirmations by one hundred men and women		1929	Sydney Strong
We believe in prayer: affirmations by one hundred men and women of many lands		1930	Sydney Strong
We bereaved: by Helen Keller		1929	Helen Keller
We bought an abandoned farm / by Lent Dayton Upson.		1941
We build a house ourselves		1918	Harry Irving Shumway, active1918 Flora MacDonald
We build a navy: by Holloway H. Frost		1929	Holloway Halstead Frost
We build a navy, by Holloway H. Frost.		1940
We call them criminals		1957	Ralph S. (Ralph Steven) Banay
We came north: centennial story of the Sisters of Charity of Leavenworth		1961	Julia Gilmore
We can: a metrical version of "Possumus"		1925	Acton Griscom
We can abolish depressions; an analysis of the cause and cure of economic stagnation ... Experimental edition.		1940
We can be friends		1952	Carl. Marzani
We can control life; a treatise on the power of the mind, how to use it as a guide to human progress		1932	Fredric August Etrick
We can defend America		1937
We can do business with Russia		1945	Hans Heymann
We can have better schools	1st ed.	1946	Maxwell Slutz Stewart
We can have better schools; a summary of the statement on national policy, Paying for better public schools, issued by the Research and Policy Committee of the Committee for Economic Development, by Ralph Lazarus.		1960
We can have prosperity		1935	William KixMiller
We can still believe in God		1936	Allyn King Foster
We can surely believe: a Christian answer to current atheism		1928	Howard Agnew Johnston
We can't all be blondes		1927	Helen J. Stone, Nic., Mrs Helen Jean Skillen Stone
We can't be as bad as all that!: a play of English society in three acts		1910	Henry Arthur Jones
We can't run away from here; a novel.		1958
"We can take it"		1935	Bay Hoyt, Marshall Davis, Ray. Hoyt
We can win this war		1943	W. F. (William Fergus) Kernan
We cannot escape history		1943	John T. (John Thompson) Whitaker
We charge genocide : the historic petition to the United Nations for relief from a crime of the United States government against the Negro people / [Edited by William L. Patterson.		1952
We cover the world		1937
We did; the story of the 77th Naval Construction Battalion. [Thomas A. Ceplikas, editor.		1946
We discover lights: units of experience for primary groups		1936	Helen Collins
We discover New England		1915	Louise Closser Hale, Walter Hale
We discover the Old Dominion		1916	Louise Closser Hale, Walter Hale
We dive at dawn		1941	Commander Kenneth Edwards
We do not die: by Shaw Desmond		1934	Shaw Desmond
We dropped the A-bomb		1946	Merle Miller, Abe Spitzer
We Europeans; a survey of 'racial' problems		1935	Julian S. Huxley, A. C. Haddon, A. M. Carr-Saunders
We Europeans ; a survey of "racial" problems		1936	Julian, A. C. Haddon
We explore the Great Lakes		1923	Webb Waldron
We face Calvary--and life!		1936	G. Ray (Gerald Ray) Jordan
We farm for a hobby and make it pay	A new ed., with selections from On Medlock farm.	1942	Henry Tetlow
We fell in love with Q: a book of cities, shrines, villages, rivers, mountains, and people		1950	Sidney Walter Dean, Marguerite Mooers Marshall
We fight for oil		1928	Ludwell Denny
We forget because we must		1928	W. B. (William Babington) Maxwell
We forget because we must: a story of decades and lustres		1928	W. B. (William Babington) Maxwell
We fought for our union! : the story of the Univis strike.		1948
We found a farm		1936	Charles F. (Charles Frederic) Speare
"We generally shoot Englishmen"		1936	R. O. G. (Reginald Oliver Gilling) Urch
We go a-traveling.		1960
We go foxhunting abroad: a first venture with Irish banks and English downs		1924	Charles Day Lanier
We go modern		1933	William Janson Roche
We go to nursery school		1935	William E. Blatz, Marjorie Poppleton
We have an altar: a series of communion meditations		1934	Clarence Tucker Craig
We have been warned: a novel		1935	Naomi Mitchison
We have changed all that		1928	Herbert Quick, Elena Stepanoff MacMahon
We have come to a country		1935	Lettice Ulpha Cooper
We have found the Messiah		1936	Marcus Kristian Hartmann
We have met the enemy		1940	Ralph Mitchell Crosby, William Sanderson
We have recovered before!: A comparison of the present depression with the major depressions of the past century, 1837-1857-1873-1893		1933	Walter Winston Price
We have to die		1940	Thomas J. Bonniwell
We hold these truths: documents of American democracy		1941	Stuart Gerry Brown
We human chemicals: or, The knack of getting along with everybody		1948	Thomas Dreier
We in captivity: a novel		1936	Kathleen Pawle
We inheritors		1937	Mary-Stuart Chamberlain
We landed at dawn: the story of the Dieppe raid		1943	Alexander Berry Austin
We liberals		1936	Nelson Antrim Crawford
We live and learn		1936	Sidney Herbert Daukes
We live but once		1927	Rupert Hughes
We live outside our bodies; a challenge to your pet opinions about the future of life		1937	Wilson Gill Bailey
We'll shift our ground: or, Two on a tour, almost a novel		1933	Edmund Blunden, Sylva Norman
"We'll stick to the finish!"		1918	Joseph Mitchell Chapple, Joe Mitchell Chappie
We look at the world		1930	H. v. (Hans) Kaltenborn
We made peace with polio		1960	Luther Robinson
We moderns: enigmas and guesses		1920	Edwin Muir
We move in new directions		1933	H. A. (Harry Allen) Overstreet
We must march: a novel of the winning of Oregon		1925	Honoré Morrow
We need a philosophy / John S. Diekhoff.		1963
We need one another		1932	D. H. (David Herbert) Lawrence
"We need the business,"		1919	Joseph E. Austrian
We never die: an investigation into the future life of man		1921	Edward James
We Northmen		1936	Lucien Price
We of the Americas		1949	Carlos G. Dávila
We open the gates: labor's fight for equality, by Harry Fleischman and James Rorty.		1958
"We or they"; two worlds in conflict		1936	Hamilton Fish Armstrong
We organize: a report on the administrative framework of a school of practical nursing, by Eleanor Page Bowen [director]		1962	Eleanor Page. Bowen
We others: stories of fate, love and pity		1918	W. Fitzwater Wray, Henri Barbusse
We over forty: America's human scrap pile		1948	Conard Miller Gilbert
We owed it to the children		1935	Grace Lockwood Roosevelt
We pluck this flower		1937	Thomas W. (Thomas William) Duncan
... We pray the mass; prepared (in co-operation with a group of priests and sisters teaching in elementary schools) in the Catechetical institute of Marquette university, George H. Mahowald ... chairman. Raphael N. Hamilton ... ^dnd^ Gerard Smith ..		1936
We pray Thee, Lord: studies in positive and creative prayer		1937	Roy Wallace Thomas
We prisoners of war: sixteen British officers and soldiers speak from a German prison camp		1942	Tracy Strong
We're in this with Russia		1942	Wallace Carroll
We're proud of Michigan and proud to present Montmorency County.		1959
We're proud of Michigan and proud to present Otsego County / prepared by the County Michigan Week Committee in cooperation with the Michigan Department of Conservation and Central Michigan College, Public Services.		1959
We're sailing in the morning		1937	Edward Hyde Carlson, Jim Coolen, James Sewell Coolen
...We sagebrush folks.		1934	Annie Pike. Greenwood
We sail tomorrow		1934	Frederick Hazlitt Brennan
We sailors		1932	W. (William) Townend, H. Hessell Tiltman
We saw the new Europe : an eyewitness report on conditions in Europe by a delegation of U.S. trade union officials / [Samuel Burt ... et al.].		1949
We say "No": the plain man's guide to pacifism		1935	H. R. L. (Hugh Richard Lawrie) Sheppard
We see Jesus		1934	William P. (William Pierson) Merrill
We see the world		1936	Gladys F. Rinehart
We shall have music		1960	Leonora Wood. Armsby
We shared an island	[1st ed.]	1952	Guy Morrison
We sing Diana		1928	Wanda Fraiken Neff
We sought the wilderness		1949	Claton S. (Claton Silas) Rice
We soviet women		1936	Tatiana Tchernavin
We speak to the world: USA; OWI printing; an exhibition under the auspices of the American Institute of Graphic Arts opening at Columbia University Library, 7 February 1946.		1946
"We stand for peaceful coexistence"		1955	William Randolph Hearst, Nikita Sergeevich Khrushchev
We survived: the stories of fourteen of the hidden and the hunted of Nazi Germany		1949	Eric H. Boehm
We talked about land & people.		1951
We tell our story.		1949
We that are left		1929	Isabel Constance Clarke
We that were young		1932	Irene Rathbone, E. M. Delafield
We: the accused		1935	Ernest Raymond
We: the accused; a novel		1935	Ernest Raymond
We: the citizens; a functional study in community civics		1937	J. Louis Stockton, Maurice Beckenstein, Maxwell Frank
We, the cooks; a study guide for a first course in foods, by Irene Brewster Huseby ... [and] Beatrice Garnet Sylvester ... Edited by Mabel A. Ewing ... Illustrated by Agnes Olson Leindorff.		1940
We the living		1936	Ayn. Rand
We: the musk chasers		1921	Loureine Aber
We: the people		1936	Hermann Hagedorn
We the people: being an impudent dissertation on certain national and international matters		1932	Roy F. Bergengren
We, the people of the United States		1933	Quincy D. Hastings
We the people : official report of the three-year program of the intercultural project of the San Diego City Schools summarizing practices and recommending future activities for improving human reltions / San Diego City Schools.		1949
"We, the people,"		1932	Leo Huberman
We, the Upjohn Company.		1947
We, the Upjohn Company.		1946
We three		1928	James W. (James William) Foley, Hickory Hardscrabble Skaggs
We three: a novel		1924	Olga, Estrid Ott, Albert Van Sand
We three: a tale of the Erie Canal		1910	R. I. Conklin, Howard Preble Cotton
...We three.		1936	Nancy Pope
We three		1916	Henry Hutt, Gouverneur Morris
We too are drifting		1935	Gale Wilhelm
We too are the people		1938	Louise Van Voorhis Armstrong
We turned hobo: a narrative of personal experience		1937	Carl S. Schockman
We visit old inns		1925	Mary Harrod Northend
We walk alone		1935	Harriet Henry
We went thataway	[1st ed.]	1949	H. Allen (Harry Allen) Smith
We were seven		1936	William Fryer Harvey
We were there at the Oklahoma Land Run		1957	Jim Kjelgaard, Chris A. Kenyon
We who are about to die; prison as seen by a condemned man		1935	David Lamson
We who are young: an economic and political discussion		1936	Harry Becker
We who have seen: and other poems		1934	Florence Harris Hooke
We witness together: a history of cooperative home missions		1957	Robert T. Handy
We women!		1924	Marguerite Florence Jervis Barclay Evans
We won't murder: being the story of men who followed their conscientious scruples and helped give life to democracy		1940	Paul Comly French
We worship: services of worship for the small church school		1930	Ruth Irwin Rex., Mrs Ruth Irwin Rex
We would know Jesus		1936	John A. (John Adams) Scott
We would remember: a near complete genealogical compilation of the Mollat immigrants of 1833 and 1851		1950	Nadine (Mullet) Getz
"We would see Jesus,"		1914	David James Burrell
We would see Jesus: a study book for church societies		1933	C. V. Sheatsley
We would see Jesus: and other sermons		1915	J. B. (James Britton) Cranfill, George W. (George Washington) Truett
We would see Jesus		1910	Rev. A. B. Simpson
We young men		1911	Hans Wegener
The weak and the strong: a novel		1946	Gerald Kersh
The weak and the strong: a novel		1952	Julia Savarese
The weaker vessel		1913	E. F. (Edward Frederic) Benson
The weakest link		1913	Harold Begbie
The weakness of discipline and its consequent results in the Northwest during the War of 1812.		1958
Weaknesses in French foreign policy-making		1954	Edgar Stephenson Furniss
Wealth and income of the American people: a survey of the economic consequences of the war	1st ed.	1922	Walter Renton Ingalls
Wealth and income of the American people: a survey of the economic consequences of the war		1924	Walter Renton Ingalls
The wealth and income of the people of the United States		1915	R. T. Ely, Willford Isbell King
Wealth and taxation: a series of addresses and papers presented at the semi-annual meeting of the Academy of political science in the city of New York, April 15, 1923		1924	Parker Thomas Moon, Edwin R. A. (Edwin Robert Anderson) Seligman
Wealth and the common man: an inquiring look into the simple physics of booms and recessions, inflation, automation and other uncomfortable puzzles		1959	Frederick J. Grew
Wealth, children and education		1937	Margaret Alltucker Norton, Margaret May (Alltucker) Norton, G. D. Strayer
Wealth & culture: a study of one hundred foundations and community trusts and their operations during the decades 1921-1930; with 8 charts, 3 graphs, and full statistical tables		1936	Eduard Lindeman
Wealth, debt, and taxation.		1907
Wealth from the soil		1914	C. C. (Colvin Cullen) Bowsfield
Wealth from waste: or, Gathering up the fragments		1908	George Powell Perry
The wealth of a nation		1959
The wealth of love: love thoughts of great minds		1911	Lewis Haase
The wealth of the nation		1945	Horace Clyde Filley
The wealth of the sea		1927	Donald Kiteley Tressler
Wealth of the world's waste places, and Oceania		1913	Jewett C. (Jewett Castello) Gilson, Jewett Castello Gilson
Wealth, virtual wealth and debt: the solution of the economic paradox		1933	Frederick Soddy
The Weans.		1960
The weans of Rowallan		1937	Kathleen Fitzpatrick, Walter De La Mare, Peggy Bacon
Weapons: a pictorial history	[1st ed.]	1954	Edwin Tunis
Wear; a discussion of the mechanism of wear phenomena and influencing factors, by D. Landau		1944
The wear and care of records and styli; a study conducted by the author to determine the effective life of phonograph styli and the effect of worn styli and dust on record life and quality of reproduction.		1954
Wear and surface finish.		1947
Wear the green willow		1935	Mary (McDowell) Lindsay
Weariest river		1935	George S. O'Neal
Weariness		1883	H. L. Sidney Lear
The weary blues		1926	Langston Hughes, Carl Van Vechten
The weary road: recollections of a subaltern of infantry		1929	Charles Douie
Weather		1937	Gayle Benjamin Pickwell
Weather: an introductory meteorology		1943	W. G. (Wilfrid George) Kendrew
Weather and Alaskan insects / by Richard L. Pratt.		1949
Weather and climate		1935	Clarence Eugene Koeppe, Douglas Clay Ridgeley
The weather and climate of Chicago		1914	Henry Joseph Cox, John Howard Armington
Weather and climate		1958	George Cass De Long, Clarence Eugene Koeppe
Weather and folk lore of Peterborough and district		1911	Charles Dack, Charles Dack
Weather and man		1948	Hans Neuberger, Frank Briscoe Stephens
Weather and weather instruments for the amateur		1923	P. R. (Percy Richard) Jameson
Weather and weather instruments for the amateur	2d and rev. ed.	1912	P. R. (Percy Richard) Jameson
Weather and why: an aviator's presentation of aeronautical meteorology		1929	Ienar Ewald Elm
The Weather Bureau: its history, activities, and organization		1922	Gustavus Adolphus Weber
The Weather bureau record of war administration ...		1948
Weather changes, revealed		1924	A. J. De Voe
The weather conditioned house		1958	Groff Conklin
Weather elements: a text in elementary meteorology		1937	Thomas A. (Thomas Arthur) Blair
Weather elements: a text in elementary meteorology	3d ed.	1948	Thomas A. (Thomas Arthur) Blair
Weather elements: a text in elementary meteorology	Rev. ed.	1942	Thomas A. (Thomas Arthur) Blair
Weather forecasting.		1952	United States. Weather Bureau
Weather forecasting : with introductory note on atmospherics / by George S. Bliss.		1940
Weather glossary		1946	Alfred Henry Thiessen
Weather guide for air pilots		1943	Elbert Lee. Eaton
The weather handbook: a summary of weather statistics for principal cities throughout the United States and around the world		1963	H. McKinley (Hobart McKinley) Conway
The weather in the streets		1936
Weather is the Nation's business: a report to the Secretary of Commerce		1953
Weather modification / by M.B. Rodin and D.C. Hess.		1961
The weather observer. June 29, 1942.		1942
Weather opinions: a book of quotations with interleaves on weather subjects		1907	Jennie Day Haines
Weather: practical, dramatic and spectacular facts about a little studied subject, by E.E. Free and Travis Hoke; with maps and drawings by Elise Seeds		1928	Edward Elway Free, Travis Hoke
Weather proverbs and paradoxes		1923	William Jackson Humphreys
Weather proverbs and paradoxes		1934	W. J. (William Jackson) Humphreys
Weather rambles		1937	W. J. (William Jackson) Humphreys
Weather study		1942	David Brunt
Weather summary, Alaska area, for use with Naval air pilots, H. O. nos. 301, 302, 303, 304		1944
Weather summary, Brazil, for use with Naval air pilots H.O. nos. 382 and 383.		1945
Weather summary for H.O. pub. no. 264, Naval air pilot : South Africa (including Madagascar and Mauritius)		1943
Weather summary for H.O. pub. no. 272, Naval air pilot : Southwest Pacific, Fiji and Samoa area / prepared by the Weather Bureau, United States Department of Commerce		1943
Weather summary for H.O. pub. no. 273, Naval air pilot : West Pacific, Caroline and Marshall area / prepared by the Weather Bureau, United States Department of Commerce		1943
Weather summary for H.O. pub. no. 275, Naval air pilot : Southwest Pacific, Solomon Islands area		1943
Weather summary for H.O. pub. no. 276, Naval air pilot : New Guinea area / prepared by the Weather Bureau, United States, Dept. of Commerce		1943
Weather summary for Naval air pilot : Central Pacific, Hawaiian Islands area / Prepared by the Weather Bureau, United States Dept. of Commerce		1944
Weather summary for ... Naval air pilot, New Guinea area.		1943
Weather summary for ... Naval air pilot, South Africa (including Madagascar and Mauritius)		1943
Weather summary for Naval air pilot : South Pacific, Tuamotu Archipelago area		1944
Weather summary for ... Naval air pilot, Southwest Pacific, Fiji and Samoa area.		1943
Weather summary for ... Naval air pilot, Southwest Pacific, Solomon Islands area.		1943
Weather summary for ... Naval air pilot, West Pacific, Caroline and Marshall area.		1943
Weather summary, Mexico: for use with Naval air pilots		1949
Weather summary, South America, northern and northwestern part, for use with Naval air pilots.		1945
Weather summary, South America, southern part, for use with Naval air pilots.		1945
Weather summary, West Indies, for use with Naval air pilots, H. O. pub. nos. 365 and 366		1947
The weather tree		1932	Maristan Chapman
Weather, water, and boating		1961	Donald A. Whelpley
The weatherbeaten man: a tale of American patriotism		1911	William Velpeau Rooker
Weatherby crisis		1956	Bernard Lester
Weathered wine		1934	Anita Grey
Weathergoose-woo!		1929	Arvia MacKaye, Percy MacKaye
The Weatherhouse		1930	Nan Shepherd
Weathering of the Pittsburgh coal bed at the experimental mine near Bruceton, Pa.		1914	Arno Carl Fieldner, Horace C. (Horace Chamberlain) Porter

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