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| What the war teaches about education, and other papers and addresses | | 1919 | Ernest Carroll Moore |  |  |  | | |
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| What the white race may learn from the Indian | | 1908 | George Wharton James | | | | | |    
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| What the wild flowers tell us: nature talks with young people | | 1921 | Dudley Oliver Osterheld | | | | | |
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| What the workers want: a study of British labor | | 1920 | Arthur Gleason | | | | | |
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| What the world owes Luther | | 1917 | J. B. (Junius Benjamin) Remensnyder | | | | | |
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| What then, Raman? | | 1960 | Shirley L. (Shirley Lease) Arora | | | | |  |
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| What they say day by day | | 1916 | | | | | | |
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| What they say in Rabbitville | | 1935 | Emma Serl, Ruth M. Hallock | | | | | |
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| What think ye of Christ? | | 1919 | George B. Thompson | | | | | |
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| What think ye of Christ?: and other sermons | | 1927 | J. H. O. Smith, James Henry Oliver Smith | | | | | |
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| What think ye of Christ?: Whose son is He? | | 1930 | George Taylor Rygh | | | | | |
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| What think ye of Christ? | | 1907 | F. (Frédéric) Bettex, J. F. (John Fritz) Krueger | | | | | |
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| What this country needs | | 1931 | John Franklin Carter | | | | | |
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| What time is it?: The second coming of Christ and the signs of the times | | 1936 | Basil Fenelon Holt, William E. Biederwolf | | | | | |
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| What Timmy did | | 1922 | Marie Belloc Lowndes | | | | | |
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| What Timmy did | | 1922 | Marie Belloc Lowndes | | | | | |
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| What to believe | | 1935 | J. C. (John Charlton) Hardwick | | | | | |
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| What to consider when buying securities today | | 1932 | A. T. Miller (pseudonym) | | | | | |
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| What to cook and how to cook it | | 1926 | Mary Louise Meuser | | | | | |
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| What to cook and how to cook it: practical directions for cooking with recipes for dishes from the simplest to the most elaborate | | 1923 | Nannie Talbot Johnson | | | | | |
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| What to cook for company: for lovers of good cookery | | 1952 | Lenore Sullivan | | | | | |
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| What to cook for company, for lovers of good cookery. Illustrated by Pauline Crandall. | | 1962 | | | | | | |
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| What to do about Molly | | 1936 | Marjorie Flack | | | | | |
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| What to do about wines | | 1934 | | | | | | |
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| What to do about your invention | | 1934 | Edward Thomas | | | | | |
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| What to do and how to do it: the American boys handy book | | 1925 | Daniel Carter Beard | | | | | |
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| What to do at emergency childbirth in times of disaster. | | 1959 | | | | | | |
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| What to do between the acts | | 1925 | | | | | | |
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| What to do for the stomach: a careful arrangement of the most important symptoms in diseased conditions of the stomach and the remedy indicated in the cure of these symptoms | | 1907 | George Elias Dienst | | | | | |
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| What to do for Uncle Sam: a first book of citizenship | | 1918 | Carolyn Sherwin Bailey | | | | | |
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| What to do in the world's work. Bulletin of vocational information for Hunter College students. | | 1941 | | | | | | |
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| What to do the whole year through: twelve month of happy activities for children | | 1929 | Mrs Reba Mahan Stevens | | | | | |
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| What to do to keep down motoring expenses, to avoid or remedy motoring troubles: A practical handbook for motorists | | 1922 | W. D. C. Moore | | | | | |
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| What to do until the doctor comes | | 1926 | Samuel Bell | | | | | |
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| What to do until the doctor comes | | 1930 | Samuel Bell | | | | | |
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| What to do with the sub-normal child | | 1914 | | | | | | |
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| What to draw and how to draw it: "the ideal method" | | 1913 | Edwin George Lutz | | | | | |
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| What to drink: the blue book of beverages; recipes and directions for making and serving non-alcoholic drinks for all occasions | | 1920 | Bertha E. L. (Bertha Edson Lay) Stockbridge | | | | | |
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| "What to eat and how to care for the health." | | 1928 | | | | | | |
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| What to eat and how to prepare it | | 1922 | Elizabeth A. Monaghan, Sarah Gertrude Bank | | | | | |
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| What to eat and when | 4th ed. with additions and revisions to date. | 1916 | Susanna Cocroft | | | | | |
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| What to eat and why | 2d ed., thoroughly rev. | 1915 | G. Carroll (George Carroll) Smith | | | | | |
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| What to eat and why | | 1911 | G. Carroll (George Carroll) Smith | | | | | |
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| What to eat: how to use the science of modern dietetics for more efficient living | | 1917 | | | | | | |
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| What to eat in health and disease | | 1923 | Benjamin Harrow | | | | | |
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| What to eat--and why, including the famous Hindhede cookery recipes: a complete change to a healthy, simple, and cheap mode of living | | 1914 | C. A. Bang, M. (Mikkel) Hindhede | | | | | |
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| ' What to expect of Shakespeare,' | | 1911 | J. J. (Jean Jules) Jusserand | | | | | |
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| "What to expect of Shakespeare," | | 1911 | J. J. (Jean Jules) Jusserand | | | | | |
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| What to make for baby ; 55 designs in knitting and crochet ... pt. 1. Melbourne, E. H. Gibbs & sons, printers r 1927] | | 1927 | | | | | | |
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| What to make for baby: designs in knitting and crochet | | 1927 | Mrs. Ella Allan | | | | | |
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| What to play — what to teach; an annotated outline of the pianoforte material, arranged in programme form, from the first beginnings to the work of the great pianists | | 1925 | Harriette Brower | | | | | |
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| What to preach | | 1926 | Henry Sloane Coffin | | | | | |
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| What to read about radio | | 1933 | Levering Tyson | | | | | |
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| What to read in English literature | | 1928 | Jack Randall Crawford | | | | | |
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| What to read on accounting: an impartial review of all the worth-while books (in English) on accounting theory and practice and on commercial law | | 1912 | | | | | | |
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| What to read on business: prepared expressly for Business book bureau | | 1912 | | | | | | |
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| What to read on psychology | | 1942 | Marion Emsley Hawes | | | | | |
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| What to say and how to say it | | 1926 | Harold Hamilton Wade | | | | | |
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| What to say for closing day | | 1913 | Willis Newton Bugbee | | | | | |
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| What to say: human needs as the problem, and life insurance as the solution, some intimate, concrete instruction to the beginning agent, with specific and definite direction in beginning his life work | | 1925 | John Burton Duryea | | | | | |
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| "What to say" in telling the story of life's renewal to children | | 1914 | Mrs. Harriet Hickox Heller | | | | | |
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| What to see in America | | 1919 | Clifton Johnson | | | | | |
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| What to see in Salem | [4th ed.] | 1915 | Albert Woodbury Dennis | | | | | |
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| What to serve at parties | | 1922 | Lilian Miranda Gunn | | | | | |
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| What to talk about: the clever question as an aid to social, professional, and business advancement | | 1923 | Imogene B. Wolcott | | | | | |
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| What to tell the people about the public schools: a study of the content of the public school publicity program | | 1929 | Belmont Mercer Farley | | | | | |
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| What to tell your boy | | 1918 | John Eainsf, John. Rainsford | | | | | |
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| What to think about when buying a home | | 1928 | Frank H. Carroll | | | | | |
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| What to wear: a book for women | | 1916 | Belle Armstrong Whitney | | | | | |
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| What Tolstoy taught | | 1911 | graf Leo Tolstoy, Bolton Hall | | | | | |
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| What tree is that? | | 1930 | Edward Gheen Cheyney, G. D. George | | | | | |
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| What tree is that? | | 1927 | Edward G. (Edward Gheen) Cheyney, G. D. George | | | |  | |
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| What use is religion? | | 1939 | Elmore McNeill McKee | | | | | |
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| What Veblen taught: selected writings of Thorstein Veblen | | 1936 | Wesley C. (Wesley Clair) Mitchell, Thorstein Veblen | | | | | |
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| What was nominated on the bond?: The gold standard in crucible of facts | | 1908 | Edmund Hurlbut | | | | | |
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| What was the Gunpowder Plot?: The traditional story tested by original evidence | [2d ed.] | 1897 | John Gerard | | | | | |
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| What we are about to receive | | 1932 | John Franklin Carter | | | | | |
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| What we are and why: a study, with illustrations, of the relation of the endocrine glands to human conduct and dispositional traits, with special reference to the influence of gland derangements on behavior | | 1936 | Arthur Dorman Welton, Laurence Hampson Mayers | | | | | |
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| What we believe t | | 1936 | | | | | | |
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| What we cook on Cape Cod | | 1911 | Amy L. Handy, Leo Greendlinger | | | | | |
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| What we do know about heart attacks | | 1958 | John W. Gofman | | | | | |
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| What we eat and what happens to it: the results of the first direct method ever devised to follow the actual digestion of food in the human stomach | | 1919 | Philip Bovier Hawk | | | | | |
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| What we have learned about our Wayne Community School District : a preliminary study report, 1960-1961 / compiled by : School Study Committee, League of Women Voters of Wayne, Michigan. | | 1961 | | | | | | |
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| What we hear in music. A course of study in music history and appreciation for use in the home, music clubs, conservatories, high schools, normal schools, colleges aild universities .. | | 1921 | | | | | | |
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| What we hear in music: a course of study in music history and appreciation, for use in the home, high schools, normal schools, colleges, and universities. Also for special courses in conservatories and music clubs | | 1928 | Anne Faulkner Oberndorfer | | | | | |
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| What we hear in music: a course of study in music history and appreciation for use in the home, high schools, normal schools, colleges, and universities | | 1929 | Anne Shaw (Faulkner) Oberndorfer | | | | | |
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| What we hear in music: a course of study in music appreciation and history, for use in high schools, normal schools, colleges, and universities. Also for special courses in conservatories, music clubs and the home | | 1936 | Anne Faulkner Oberndorfer | | | | | |
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| What we hear in music; a course of study in music history and appreciation, for use in the home, music clubs, conservatories, high schools, normal schools, colleges and universities ... | | 1921 | Anne Faulkner Oberndorfer | | | | | |
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| What we hear in music: a laboratory course of study in music history and appreciation for high and normal schools, colleges, universities, conservatories, music clubs and home study | | 1917 | Anne Faulkner Oberndorfer | | | | | |
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| What we hear in music: a laboratory course of study in music history and appreciation | | 1916 | Anne Faulkner Oberndorfer | | | | | |
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| What we hear in music: a laboratory course of study in music history and appreciation | | 1913 | Anne Shaw (Faulkner) Oberndorfer | | | | | |
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| What we know about Jesus | | 1908 | Charles F. (Charles Fletcher) Dole | | | | | |
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| What we know about music | | 1946 | Otto Kinkeldey | | | | | |
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| What we live by | | 1932 | Ernest Dimnet | | | | | |
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| What we mean by religion: a modern interpretation of the Sabbath and festivals | | 1938 | Ira Eisenstein, Mordecai Menahem Kaplan | | | | | |
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| What we owe to France | | 1915 | Francis Landon Humphreys | | | | | |
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| What we preach: sermons by representative men in the Baptist ministry | | 1929 | | | | | | |
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| What we saw at Madame World's fair: being a series of letters from the twins at the Panama-Pacific international exposition to their cousins at home | | 1915 | Bertha Corbett, Elizabeth Gordon | | | | | |
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| What we should know about the government of the United States | | 1934 | Mrs. Myrta G. Ferguson, James J. Tyrrell, Jr. | | | | | |
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| What we want and where we are: facts not phrases | | 1922 | W. A. Appleton, Samuel Gompers | | | | | |
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| What, when, and where, for the motorist: being information which every owner and user of the automobile should possess | | 1923 | Frank Wenzel | | | | | |
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| What, where, why of Louisiana parish libraries | | 1944 | | | | | | |
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| What whiskers did: a story without words | | 1932 | Ruth Carroll | | | | | |
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| The what, why and how of right conduct: a concise ethical treatise for high schools, teachers and parents | | 1915 | Abraham Henderson Bates | | | | | |
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| What will come to pass: a prophecy of the near future | | 1926 | Walter Wynn | | | | | |
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| What will devaluation mean to you?: And five other articles of vital importance to the average man. Adjusting life insurance plans to a smaller dollar. Preserving the buying power of savings. What to do with future savings. Protection against a rising cost of living. Devaluation and your investments | | 1934 | Edward Crosby Harwood | | | | | |
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| What will Jesus say?: and other poems | | 1915 | Mary Thompson Harshman | | | | | |
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| What will people say?: a novel : illustrated | | 1914 | H. Weston Taylor, Rupert Hughes | | | | | |
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| What will social security mean to you? | [4th ed.] | 1939 | Bion Hubbard Francis | | | | | |
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| What will social security mean to you? | | 1948 | | | | | | |
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| What will we eat today! Pressure cooking recipes including new lo-pressure cookery, pressure canning, child feeding, preparation of baby's formula, sterilization of bottles and nipples, carving instructions. | | 1949 | | | | | | |
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| What will we have to eat?: Reconstruction recipes | | 1919 | | | | | | |
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| What will you do with Jesus Christ | | 1910 | Sir Wilfred Thomason Grenfell | | | | | |
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| What Wilson did at Paris | | 1919 | Ray Stannard Baker | | | | | |
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| What wins | | 1926 | Walt. Filkin | | | | | |
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| What woman is here? | | 1949 | Mary Ella Bakewell | | | | | |
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| What women fear | | 1928 | Florence Riddell | | | | | |
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| What women have done with the vote | | 1913 | Jessie Ackermann | | | | | |
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| What women want: an interpretation of the feminist movement | | 1914 | Beatrice Forbes-Robertson Hale | | | | | |
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| What word will you choose? | | 1932 | Grace Heron | | | | | |
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| What workers should know about automation ... and what employers don't tell them | | 1956 | Eric Hass, Stephen Emery, Eric. Hass | | | | | |
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| What years of eating have failed to teach: 24 hours of pleasurable living every day | | 1923 | Walter W. Eichhorn | | | | | |
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| What you can do with your will power | | 1917 | Russell H. Conwell | | | | | |
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| What you don't know about George Washington | | 1941 | George Morgan Knight | | | | | |
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| What you may and may not do under the new price discrimination law: Robinson-Patman law | | 1936 | Nelson B. (Nelson Burr) Gaskill, Joseph Taylor Robinson, Wright Patman | | | | | |
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| What You Need to Know About Melanoma | | 1998 | National Cancer Institute (U.S.) | | | | | |
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| What you ought to know about the baby | | 1926 | Leonard Keene Hirshberg | | | | | |
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| What you owe your child: the problem of religion and morals in the modern home | | 1935 | Willard Learoyd Sperry | | | | | |
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| What you see in Denmark | | 1924 | | | | | | |
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| What you see in Norway: 125 photographs | | 1924 | | | | | | |
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| What you see in Sweden: 122 photographs | | 1924 | | | | | | |
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| What you should know about Army ground forces | | 1943 | Joseph I. (Joseph Ingham) Greene | | | | | |
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| What you should know about eyes | | 1937 | Park Lewis, Francis Park Lewis | | | | | |
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| What you should know about heart disease | | 1928 | Harold E. B. Pardee | | | | | |
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| What you should know about heart disease | | 1935 | Harold Ensign Bennett Pardee | | | | | |
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| What you should know about mechanic's liens | | 1934 | Emanuel Tacker | | | | | |
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| What you should know about paint | | 1953 | Edwin M. Fisher | | | | | |
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| What you should know about tobacco | | 1944 | Frank Leighton Wood | | | | | |
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| What you should know about-- Michigan as a location for pulp and paper mills / prepared by Michigan Economic Development Department. | | 1955 | | | | | | |
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| What you should know if a highway is to pass through your farm / Raymond D. Vlasin. | | 1958 | | | | | | |
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| What you should know when building a little house | | 1914 | Charles Elmer White | | | | | |
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| What you should tell your boy | | 1913 | Edmund Thomas | | | | | |
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| What you should tell your girl | | 1914 | Edmund Thomas | | | | | |
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| What you've been trying to find out about radio | | 1922 | Edith Wharton | | | | | |
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| "What you want to say and how to say it" in French | | 1928 | William James Hernan |  | | | | |
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| "What you want to say and how to say it" in German | | 1926 | William James Hernan | | | | | |
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| "What you want to say and how to say it" in Italian | | 1930 | William James Hernan | | | | | |
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| "What you want to say and how to say it" in Italian. | | 1926 | W. J. (William James) Hernan | | | | | |
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| "What you want to say and how to say it" in Russian | | 1917 | William James Hernan | | | | | |
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| "What you want to say and how to say it" in Spanish. | | 1927 | W. J. (William James) Hernan | | | | | |
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| What you will enjoy in Spokane on your western tour | | 1915 | | | | | | |
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| What young peoples groups are doing in [Wisconsin] / [assembled by Bruce L. Cartter] | | 1949 | | | | | | |
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| What your hand reveals | | 1922 | Henri Rem | | | | | |
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| What your handwriting shows | | 1932 | Robert Saudek | | | | | |
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| What your social security means to you: a simplified presentation | | 1955 | Samuel Fleder, Joseph P. Dunn | | | | | |
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| What youth is thinking. | | 1926 | | | | | | |
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| Whatever Gods | | 1923 | Maurice Samuel | | | | | |
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| Whatever goes up-- the hazardous fortunes of a natural born gambler | | 1934 | Booth Tarkington, George Crouse Tyler, J. C. (Joseph Chamberlain) Furnas | | | | | |
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| Whatever love is | | 1933 | Robert W. (Robert William) Chambers | | | | | |
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| Whatever we do | | 1927 | Allan Updegraff | | | | | |
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| Whatever you reap | | 1933 | Max Eastman, Anne. Persov, Julia Hopwood | | | | | |
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| Whats’ the news? | | 1926 | John Charles Carroll, Harper Leech | | | | | |
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| ? Whatsoever (Matthew xxi:22) ? | | 1935 | Daniel Soot | | | | | |
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| Whatsoever Ye Shall Ask: A Book of True Experiences | | 1941 | Zelia Margaret Walters | | | | | |
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| Wheat | | 1930 | W. W. (William Walker) Swanson | | | | | |
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| Wheat: a practical discussion of the raising, marketing, handling and use of the wheat crop | 1st ed. | 1914 | Albert Moore Ten Eyck | | | | | |
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| Wheat: acreage, yield, production, by states, 1886-1943 : all wheat, winter wheat, all spring wheat, spring wheat other than durum, durum wheat | | 1955 | | | | | | |
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| Wheat and chaff | | 1927 | James Lafayette Brown | | | | | |
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| Wheat and the AAA | | 1935 | Joseph Stancliffe Davis | | | | | |
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| Wheat dockage on a percentage basic | | 1917 | Edward Douglas Davis | | | | | |
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| Wheat, egg or milk free diets: with recipes and food lists | | 1933 | Ray Morton Balyeat, Ralph Bowen, Elmer M. Rusten | | | | | |
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| Wheat fields and markets of the world | | 1908 | Rollin Edson Smith | | | | | |
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| Wheat flour and diet | | 1928 | C. O. (Charles Oscar) Swanson | | | | | |
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| Wheat germ oil: vitamin E | | 1935 | August John Pacini, Harry Dubin | | | | | |
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| Wheat in the world economy; a guide to Wheat studies of the Food Research Institute, prepared by J. S. Davis, Helen M. Gibbs [and] Elizabeth Brand Taylor. | | 1945 | | | | | | |
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| The wheat industry, for use in schools | | 1915 | Donee Griffith, G. E. Condra, Nels August Bengtson | | | | | |
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| The wheat market and the farmer in Minnesota, 1858-1900 | | 1926 | Henrietta Melia Larson | | | | | |
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| The wheat pit | | 1925 | Edward Jerome Dies | | | | | |
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| The wheat princess | | 1905 | Jean Webster | | | | | |
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| The Wheat problem: which road shall we take? | | 1962 | Murray Reed Benedict | | | | | |
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| The wheat referendum for the 1964 crop / Roger Johnson and Robert E. Rieck. | | 1963 | | | | | | |
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| Wheat surpluses and the U. S. barter program: a statement | | 1960 | | | | | | |
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| Wheat under the Agricultural adjustment act: developments up to June, 1934 | | 1934 | Sherman Ellsworth Johnson | | | | | |
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| Wheat women | | 1932 | Nard Jones | | | | | |
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| Wheat-climate relationships and the use of phenology in ascertaining the thermal and photo-thermal requirements of wheat: based on data of North America and of some thermally analogous areas of North America, in the Soviet Union, and in Finland | | 1955 | M. Y. (Michael Y.) Nuttonson | | | | | |
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| Wheatless and meatless days | | 1918 | Pauline Dunwell Partridge, Hester Martha Conklin | | | | | |
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| Wheatless and meatless menus and recipes, arranged by Alice Bradlev ... [Boston, B. B. Nichols, printer] 1918. | | 1918 | | | | | | |
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| The Wheaton anthology | | 1933 | Raymond Horton, Charles Seidenspinner | | | | | |
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| The wheel in midsummer | | 1927 | Janet Lewis | | | | | |
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| The wheel in turning | | 1933 | Sybil Spottiswoode | | | | | |
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| The wheel of destiny: a story of love and adventure | | 1917 | Samuel H. (Samuel Hyman) Borofsky | | | | | |
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| Wheel of fortune | | 1937 | Alberto Moravia | | | | | |
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| The wheel of life | | 1933 | Hermynia Zur Miihlen | | | | | |
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| The wheel of life: a play in three acts | | 1923 | James Bernard Fagan | | | | | |
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| The wheel of life | | 1935 | Marcia Keith | | | | | |
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| The wheel of life | | 1933 | Zur Mühlen, Herminia | | | | | |
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| The wheel spins: a novel | | 1936 | Ethel Lina. White | | | | | |
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| The wheel spins: a novel | | 1936 | Ethel Lina. White | | | | | |
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| The wheel that turned | | 1936 | Kathleen Moore Knight | | | | | |
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| The wheel: three poetic plays on Greek subjects | | 1929 | Laurence Housman, Fred B. R. Hellems | | | | | |
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| The wheel turns | | 1937 | G. Ugo Nalato, Bernard Miall | | | | | |
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| The wheel turns | | 1937 | Gian Dauli | | | | | |
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| Wheel-chair philosophy | | 1913 | John Leonard Cole, William Valentine Kelley | | | | | |
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| Wheeler's graded studies in great authors | | 1917 | Wiliam Henry Wheeler | | | | | |
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| Wheeler-Alden family: a contribution to a knowledge of the genealogy and family history of the families of William Archie Wheeler and Albert Martin Alden and certain other related families | | 1962 | William Archie Wheeler | | | | | |
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| Wheeler-Howard Act--exempt certain Indians: Hearings before the Committee on Indian Affairs, House of Representatives, Seventy-sixth Congress, third session, on S. 2103, an act to exempt certain Indians and Indian tribes from the provisions of the Act of June 18, 1934 (48 Stat. 984), as amended. June 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 17, 18, 19, and 20, 1940 | | 1940 | | | | | | |
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| Wheelers, pointers, and leaders | | 1956 | Monroe Christopher Griggs | | | | | |
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| Wheeling: a West Virginia place-name of Indian origin. | | 1958 | | | | | | |
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| The Wheelock family of Calais, Vermont: their American ancestry and descendants | | 1940 | Marcus Warren Waite | | | | | |
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| Wheels and holly | | 1924 | Roy Brady Griffith | | | | | |
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| Wheels beneath | | 1935 | Gerald Kelton | | | | | |
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| Wheels in the forest | | 1935 | John Newton Chance | | | | | |
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| Wheels of change. 2. The West End I remember. | | 1926 | | | | | | |
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| Wheels of change. London learns to cycle! | | 1926 | | | | | | |
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| Wheels of empire | | 1935 | George Hugh Banning, Stephen Voorhies | | | | | |
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| The wheels of Ind | | 1934 | John Walter Mitchell | | | | | |
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| The wheels of Juggernaut and the crushing effects of his workship: showing the well-beaten trail from the temples of this god to the gates of our prisons | | 1932 | John Archabald McKay | | | | | |
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| The wheels of time | | 1908 | Florence L. (Florence Louisa) Barclay | | | | | |
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| Wheels of time. Card. | | 1929 | | | | | | |
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| Wheels, wings and other things | | 1928 | Emma E. Ruggless | | | | | |
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| Wheels within wheels | | 1923 | Carolyn Wells | | | | | |
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| Whelp of the winds ; a dog story | | 1926 | Rufus King | | | | | |
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| Whelping of puppies / by Capt. Will Judy. | | 1942 | | | | | | |
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| The whelps of the wolf | | 1922 | Frank Earle Schoonover, George Marsh | | | |  | |
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| When a boy becomes a man: a little book for boys | Rev. | 1912 | Edward Bok, Harry Bisseker | | | | | |
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| When a cobbler ruled the king | | 1911 | George Wharton Edwards, Augusta Huiell Seaman | | | | | |
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| "When a feller needs a friend" | | 1920 | Harvey Jerrold O'Higgins, Harriet Ford | | | | | |
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| When a girl loves | | 1929 | Ruth Dewey Groves | | | | | |
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| When a man commutes | | 1918 | H. B. Martin, Alan Dale | | | | | |
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| When a man loves: the story of a deathless passion | | 1927 | Allie Lowe. Miles, Bess. Meredyth | | | | | |
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| When a man marries | | 1916 | Mary E. Mann | | | | | |
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| When a man's a man: a novel | | 1916 | Harold Bell Wright | | | | | |
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| When a soul sings: poems | | 1922 | Philip Max Raskin | | | | | |
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| When a state goes dry: a brief study in law enforcement | | 1916 | Frederick Omar Blue | | | | | |
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| When Adam wept | | 1933 | Alan Robert Craig | | | | | |
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| When all drank and thereafter: a study in prohibition perspective | | 1930 | Conrad Henry Moehlman | | | | | |
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| When all the birds begin to sing | | 1928 | Helene Nyce, Jan Cragin, Gertrude E. Heath | | | | | |
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| When all was lost | | 1935 | Wade. Hampton | | | | | |
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| When America was new | | 1907 | Tudor Jenks | | | | | |
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| When America was young | | 1925 | John T. (John Thomson) Faris | | | | | |
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| When, and other poems | | 1911 | Elizabeth W. Brewster | | | | | |
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| When and where. | | 1937 | | | | | | |
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| When Anne was queen | | 1920 | Marie Boileau, Jonathan Erie, Jonathan Erle | | | | | |
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| When Antichrist reigns | | 1927 | Oswald J. Smith | | | | | |
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| When Armageddon came: studies in peace and war | | 1933 | Wilfrid Herbert Gore Ewart | | | | | |
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| When Beatty Kept the Seas | | 1917 | Gordon Browne, Frank H. (Frank Hubert) Shaw | | | | | |
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| When beaver was king | | 1951 | Fred C. (Fred Coyne) Hamil | | | | | |
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| When beggars choose | | 1937 | Lois Bull, Katharine Newlin Burt | | | | | |
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| When beggars ride | | 1930 | George Agnew Chamberlain | | | | | |
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| When black meets white | | 1922 | John Louis Hill | | | | | |
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