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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?
Why history repeats itself		1930	John Green Sims
Why Hoover faces defeat		1932	Robert S. (Robert Sharon) Allen
Why I am a Baptist		1957	Louie D. (Louie Devotie) Newton
Why I am a Catholic		1918	John. McGuiness
Why I am a Catholic: I am a Protestant; I am a Jew; I am an agnostic		1932	Clarence Darrow, John A. (John Augustus) Lapp, Charles Whitney Gilkey
Why I am a Christian		1924	Frank Crane
Why I am a Christian Scientist.		1963	Thomas Linton Leishman
Why I am a Christian Scientist		1958	Thomas Linton Leishman
Why I am a Christian		1930	Ole Hallesby, Clarence Johannes Carlsen
Why I am a Christian		1914	Bev
Why I am a Jew		1929	Edmond Fleg, Louise Waterman Wise, Stephen S. Wise
Why I am a Jew		1957	David de Sola Pool
Why I am a Lutheran		1956	Victor E. Beck
Why I am a Methodist		1955	Roy Lemon Smith
Why I am a Mormon		1958	Wallace Foster Bennett
Why I am a premillennialist		1927	L. L. (Leander Lycurgus) Pickett
Why I am a Presbyterian		1956	Park Hays Miller
Why I am a socialist	new and rev. ed.	1915	Charles Edward Russell
Why I am a spiritual vagabond		1925	Thomas Lansing Masson
Why I am a Unitarian		1960	Jack Mendelsohn
Why I am and why I am not a Catholic		1930	Sheila Kaye-Smith, Hilaire Belloc, Reverend W. Orchard
Why I am in favor of socialism: symposium, original papers		1913	Edward Silvin
"Why I am not a Christian scientist."	(New ed.)	1916	William Evans
Why I am not a Eoman Catholic		1913	J. O. Judd
Why I am opposed to socialism: original papers by leading men and women		1913	Edward Silvin
Why I Became a Theosophist		1890	Annie Besant
Why I believe		1930	Teunis Earl Gouwens
Why I believe in Jesus: a personal experience		1926	Edward Leigh Pell
Why I believe in poverty as the richest experience that can come to a boy		1915	Edward William Bok
Why I believe in religion		1924	Charles Re, Charles Reynolds Brown
Why I believe in the Townsend plan		1936	Sheridan Downey, Dr. F. E. Townsend
Why I believe in the virgin birth of Jesus Christ		1924	William Evans
Why I believe the Bible		1937	Michael MarYosip
Why I believe the Bible		1917	David James Burrell
Why I do not eat meat		1915	Alma White
Why I don't sell substitutes: a book for retail merchants		1931	Charles C. Casey
Why I escaped from Soviet Russia		1932	Aleksandr Andrianovich Evstifeev
Why I go to church		1929	Edgar A. (Edgar Albert) Guest
Why I know the Bible is the word of God		1929	William E. (William Edward) Biederwolf
Why I laugh		1937	Leo. Licht
Why I left Christian science		1916	Max Wertheimer
Why I left my husband: and other human documents of married life		1912	Virginia Terhune Van de Water
Why I preach the second coming		1919	Isaac Massey Haldeman, I. M. (Isaac Massey) Haldeman
Why I reject the "helping hand" of Millennial dawn	[Rev. ed.]	1915	W., William Coit Stevens
Why I was called pro-German		1924	Elfreeda May (Dauphinee) Coolen
Why infections? in teeth, tonsils and other organs		1926	Nicholas Kopeloff
Why is a Grand patron		1934	George W. Kite
Why is America neutral?		1914	Hyacinthe Ringrose
Why is history rewritten?		1929	Lucy Maynard Salmon, Edward P. Cheyney
Why is the dollar shrinking?: A study in the high cost of living		1914	Irving Fisher
Why is thy apparel red? or, Glories of the Precious Blood		1914	Max Francis Walz
Why is your country at war and what happens to you after the war, and related subjects		1917	Charles A. (Charles August) Lindbergh
Why it was done and how		1923	William Kettner
Why Italy entered into the great war, by Luigi Carnovale		1917	Luigi Carnovale
Why Janet should read Shakspere		1929	Norman Hapgood
Why Jesus died		1949	Pierre Van Paassen
Why Jesus was a man and not a woman		1914	Sidney C. (Sidney Calhoun) Tapp
Why Jews become Catholics: authentic narratives		1924	Rosalie Marie Levy
"Why, Jimmy"		1919	Margaret A. Holding
Why Joan?		1919	Eleanor Mercein Kelly
Why junior college education?: Forty points of view		1941	Walter Crosby Eells
Why Kalamazoo voted no: the defeat of a housing proposal		1962	Donald H. Bouma
Why keep them alive?		1936	Paul De Kruif, Mrs Rhea (Barbarin) De Kruif
Why life cracks up		1936	Weston Harry Freda
Why life exists, and allied subjects		1936	William Temple, George Stewart, Lars A. Carlson
Why life insurance?		1952	James Sutton Drewry
Why Lincoln laughed		1922	Russell H. Conwell
Why MacDonald came to America: the significance of the Anglo-American conference of October, 1929, and the events leading up to it, as told by the man who brought it about		1929	Edward Price Bell
Why manufacturers lose money		1922	Robert Grimshaw
Why marriage?: (A frank discussion of domestic psychology)		1932	Simon Louis Katzof
Why marry?		1918	Jesse Lynch Williams
Why meddle in the Orient?: Facts, figures, fictions, and follies		1938	Thomas Henry Healy, Boake Carter
Why men buy life insurance		1928	Leo St. Clair Chandler
Why men fail		1928	Morris Fishbein, William A. (William Alanson) White
Why men fail		1916	Albert James Hall
Why men fight: a method of abolishing the international duel		1917	Bertrand Bus, Bertrand Russell
Why men hate		1947	Samuel Tenenbaum
Why men hate women		1927	Gelett Burgess, Herb Roth
Why men pray		1916	Charles Lewis Slattery
Why men strike		1920	Samuel Crowther
Why men were killed at Pennsylvania anthracite mines in 1950 / by J.J. Forbes and H.F. Weaver.		1951
Why murder the judge?		1930	Claude Stuart Hammock
Why must I suffer? (Reprinted from Franciscan herald) A book of light and consolation		1923	Rev. P. J. Remler
Why news is news		1928	Charles R. Corbin
Why not?		1915	Margaret Widdemer, George W. Hood
Why not a song! By Frederic B. Bard. New York [Ctc.j Fleming H. Revell company [ c 1935 ]		1935
Why not enforce the laws we already have?: How and why industries' outlaws are crucifying Harvey Wiley's pure food and drug law		1935	Harvey Washington Wiley, Howard Watson Ambruster, Ursula Ambruster
Why not enjoy life? A handbook for everybody		1937	Agnes Rogers
Why not get married?		1937	Abraham Hirst Kalish
Why not give the intellectuals a chance?		1933
Why not grow young?, or, Living for longevity		1928	Robert W. (Robert William) Service
Why not know Florida: an informal guide for the motorist		1936	Hans von. Briesen, Hans
Why not learn Greek?		1941	Helen Pope
Why not marry		1917	Agnes Lee, Anna Steese Sausser Richardson
Why not successful workers together		1929	David Paul Ziegler
Why not try it?		1935	Russell P. Thierbach
Why not use blueprints? / Karl E. Moessner.		1963
Why not victory?: A fresh look at American foreign policy	[1st ed.]	1962	Barry M. (Barry Morris) Goldwater
The "why" of the big four '30': an illustrated handbook for the gas tractioneer dealing especially with the principals of the internal combustion motor, the principles of engine construction, and the care of engines in general		1912	P. J. Barnard
Why on earth did it happen?: The geographic factors conditioning American history		1935	John Robert Swenson
Why pay tribute to the railroads?: The problem in Illinois		1933	Laurence Alonzo Rossman
Why play bridge to lose?		1930	Sid Law. Toronto, Louis Ernest West
Why Pope Pius XI asked prayers for Russia on March 19, 1930: a review of the facts in the case, together with proofs of the international program of the Soviet government		1930	Edmund A. (Edmund Aloysius) Walsh
Why pray?		1937	William Evans
Why preach Christ?: A plea for the holy ministry		1929	G. A. Johnston (George Alexander Johnston) Ross
Why preparedness: the observations of an American army officer in Europe, 1914-1915		1916	Major-General Leonard Wood, Henry J. (Henry Joseph) Reilly
Why prices are dear, taxation ruinous, and trade crippled. London, Printed and published by H. J. Farnol, 1926.		1926
Why prohibition!		1918	Charles Stelzle
Why prohibition?: Will it work? A syllabus to promote all around discussion		1925	Harry S. (Harry Sheldon) Warner
Why quit our own		1936	Samuel Crowther, George N. (George Nelson) Peek
Why race riots?: Lessons from Detroit	"First edition, January, 1944."	1944	Earl Louis Brown
Why religion		1927	Horace Meyer Kallen
Why Rome		1930	Selden Peabody Delany
Why Rome fell		1927	Edward Lucas White
Why's why in Cedar Rapids		1927	Ralph Henderson Clements
Why salesmen get fired		1937	Herman Milton Appel
Why sea power will win the war		1944	Yates Stirling
Why shoot a butler?		1933	Georgette Heyer
Why shoot a butler?: Featuring the rudest detective in fiction		1936	Georgette Heyer
Why should penguins fly? By Dwight Fiske ... illustrations by Wvnn. New York, K. M. McBride & company [ c 1936] vi p., 1 1., 9-156 p. illus. 24 cm . Verse.		1936	Wvnn
Why should we change our form of government?: Studies in practical politics		1912	Nicholas Murray Butler
Why small retailers do or do not incorporate, by Harold Bierman, Jr., and David C. Townsend.		1951
Why smash atoms?		1940	Arthur K. (Arthur Kaskel) Solomon
Why Smith left home: an original farce in three acts		1912	George Howells Broadhurst
Why social security?		1945
Why some sanitary engineers leave the field [by] Irwin M. Rosenstock [and] Arthur P. Miller.		1954
Why some women stay single	[1st ed.	1951	Elizabeth Ogg
Why stay we here?		1930	George Godwin
Why stop learning?		1927	Dorothy Canfield Fisher
Why t		1929
Why Taft vetoed the Webb Kenyon act: why Wilson vetoed the Volstead act		1930	John Morgan Burns
Why Tammanies revive: La Guardias mis-guard		1937	William H. (WIlliam Harvey) Allen
Why taxes?: What they buy for us		1939	Edward A. Krug
Why the Baptist name		1912	F. W. (Fletcher Walter) Smith, George Augustus Lofton
Why the bee is busy: and other Rumanian fairy tales, told to little Marcu by Baba Maritza		1930	Idella Purnell Stone, John M. Weatherwax, Helen Smith
Why the "blues", "nerves", neuralgias, and chronic fatigue or neurasthenia	3d ed.	1921	John Harvey Kellogg
Why the bulldog is losing his grip: a secret chapter in Yale football history		1923	George Frederick Gundelfinger
Why the capitalist?: A refutation of the doctrines prevailing in conventional political economy		1914	Frederick Haller
Why the Catholic religion is right: a Lenten course of seven sermons		1912	Henry George Hughes
Why the chimes rang		1915	Elizabeth A. (Elizabeth Apthorp) McFadden, Raymond Macdonald Alden
Why the chimes rang: and other stories		1924	Raymond Macdonald Alden, Katharine Sturges
Why the church?: What is its contribution to the promotion of the Christian way of life in the world?		1925
Why the democrats must go; or, The elimination of inefficiency: a political tract for the times, with four cartoons.		1914	L. P. (Louis Pope) Gratacap
Why the negro should not vote		1924	Henry Edwin Bolte
Why the Philippines fell : the Japanese invasion 1941-1942 / by Robert H. Firth.		1962
Why the swastika? A study of young American vandals.		1962	Institute of Human Relations (American Jewish Committee)
Why the Taft-Hartley law?		1950	Irving G. (Irving Goff) McCann
Why the teeth?		1937	Leroy Matthew Simpson Miner
Why the United States will lose world war III	[1st ed.]	1956	Charles E. Higgins
Why the universe?: or, Cosmopoietic space		1943	Percy Alfonso Campbell
Why the violin?		1957
Why the weather?		1924	John Nelson, Charles Franklin Brooks
Why the weather?		1935	John Nelson, Charles Franklin Brooks, Eleanor Stabler Brooks
Why the world laughs		1912	Charles Johnston
Why, Theodora!		1915	Sarah Warder MacConnell, Frank Godwin
Why they buy: applying the art of re-presentation to our business correspondence		1930	Robert E. Ramsay
Why they fail		1912	Rev. A. T. Robinson
Why they love to learn; the Mecklenburg program of individualized reading and the language arts in the elementary grades.		1960
Why they married		1906	James Montgomery Flagg
Why this socialism?		1934	Sir Richard Stafford Cripps
Why two worlds?: The relation of physical to spiritual realities		1934	Fred Sidney Mayer
Why, Virginia!		1924	Helen Sherman Griffith, Nora Sweeney
Why voice students fail: explaining a new discovery in physical voice culture		1932	Eugene Feuchtinger
Why wages rise		1957	F. A. (Floyd Arthur) Harper
Why war		1916	Frederic C. Howe
Why war came in Korea		1950	Robert Tarbell Oliver
Why wars are declared		1935	Paul Grabbe, George F. (George Findlay) Willison
Why wars come: or, Forms of government and foreign policies in relation to the causes of wars		1922	Rear Admiral A. P. Niblack, Albert Parker Niblack
Why wars must cease		1935	Carrie Chapman Catt, Rose E. (Rose Emmet) Young, Eleanor Roosevelt
Why was Lincoln murdered?		1937	Otto Eisenschiml
Why was Lincoln murdered?		1957	Otto Eisenschiml
Why we act as we do	"First edition."	1947	Philip Eisenberg
Why we are men and women: or, Factors determining sex		1929	A. L. Benedict
Why we are what we are		1929	Theodore Hubert Larson
Why we are what we are: an analysis of the ego, and the application of psychotherapy, diet, hydrotherapy and exercise to the different periods of life that we may approach health and happiness		1925	Dale Murray King
Why we behave like human beings		1925	George Amos Dorsey
Why we celebrate: holiday plays for young people		1927	Marjorie Woods
Why we die		1920	Sidney C. (Sidney Calhoun) Tapp
Why we do it		1929	Ed Wolff, Edwin Daniel Wolff
Why we do it: a study of normal, subnormal, and abnormal human behavior		1931	Arthur Raymond Daviau
Why we do it: an elementary discussion of human conduct and related physiology		1937	Edward Charles Mason
Why we don't like people		1933	Donald Anderson Laird
Why we fail as Christians		1919	Robert Hunter
Why we feel that way: an analysis of the human emotions		1935	Augustus William Trettien
Why we fought		1929
Why we fought		1919	Thomas Gassner Chamberlain, Hon. William Howard Taf
Why we have a marketing problem: an introductory marketing talk		1922	Sydney Anderson
Why we have depressions and recessions.		1962
Why we honor St. Joseph		1930	Albert Power
Why we live		1925	Amos. Stote
Why we look at pictures: a study in the evolution of taste		1926	Carl H. P. (Carl Hammond Philander) Thurston
Why we love music		1941	Carl E. (Carl Emil) Seashore
Why we may believe in life after death		1911	Charles Edward Jefferson
Why we misbehave		1928	Samuel Daniel Schmalhausen
Why we punctuate	2d ed.	1916	William Livingston Klein
Why we see like human beings: published to protect and preserve the only pair of eyes we will ever have		1936
Why we went to war		1936	Newton Diehl Baker
Why we went to war		1918	Christian Frederick Gauss
The why, what and how of a career in casualty and surety insurance.		1947
Why winners win		1927	Joseph T. Schiappacasse
Why Wisconsin		1948	Francis Favill Bowman
Why women are so		1912	Mary Roberts Coolidge
Why women cry: or, Wenches with wrenches		1943	Elizabeth Hawes
Why women murder.		1926
Why women work		1938	Beulah Amidon
Why worry?		1932	George Lincoln Walton
Why worry?	2d ed., rev. and enl.	1919	George Lincoln Walton
Why you are what you are	1st ed.	1922	Georges Henri Le Barr
Why you are what you are		1926	Irene Case. Namur
Why you made good; a book for the man who doesn't believe in trying to do everything himself. Detroit, Mich., Curtis advertising co. [ c 1910j		1910
Why you really want to become a churchman of the American church of the future: the Protestant Episcopal, or, Protestant Catholic church		1914	Kenneth Sylvan Guthrie
Why you should vote for President Hoover		1932	William John Marsh, Bill Marsh, Bub Marsh
Why you win or lose: the psychology of speculation		1930	Fred Charters Kelly
Whys and otherwise		1929	Catherine Best, Mrs. Signe Ellison Best
The whys and wherefores of navigation	2d ed., rev. and enl.	1919	Gershom Bradford
The whys and wherefores of navigation		1918	Gershom Bradford
Whys in pharmacy: a compilation of reasons underlying the principles of pharmacy, supplemented by a table of equations	2d ed. rewritten.	1917	Edsel A. (Edsel Alexander) Ruddiman
Whys in pharmacy: a compilation of reasons underlying the principles of pharmacy	3d ed.	1927	Edsel A. (Edsel Alexander) Ruddiman
Whys of auction bridge		1926	Henry I. Raymond
Wi Sapa: Black Moon; the story of a Sioux Indian boy, by Lyla Hoffine		1936	Lyla Hoffine
Wi-ne-ma	[1st ed.]	1956	James Michael Allen
Świat antyczny.		1930	Tadeusz Zieliński
The Wichert truss		1932	D. B. (David Barnard) Steinman
The wicked house, and other poems		1917	Anson Gustavus Melton
The wicked John Goode		1917	Horace Winthrop Scandlin, Thomas Mott Osborne
The wicked uncles: the father of Queen Victoria and his brothers		1933	Roger Fulford
A wicked woman		1933	Anne Austin
The wicked world: An orginial fairy comedy, in three acts		1879	W. S. (William Schwenck) Gilbert
Wickford Point	1st ed.	1939	John P. (John Phillips) Marquand
Wicklungen elektrischer maschinen und ihre herstellung, von dr. F. Heiles. Mit textabbildungen. Berlin, J. Springer [1936]		1936
Wickstrum's book on poultry		1910	Peter M. Wickstrum
Widdy-widdy-wurkey: nursery rhymes from many lands		1934	Rose Fyleman, Valerian Vil’íàmovich Karrik
Wide boys never work.		1937
Wide courses		1912	James Brendan Connolly
Wide fields		1928	Paul Green
Wide is the irate		1937	Loyd Thompson
The wide Northwest: historic narrative of America's wonder land as seen by a pioneer teacher, Leoti L. West		1927	Leoti L. West
Wide pastures		1926	Marie Emilie Gilchrist
Wide road ahead!: The building of an automobile		1934	Henry Bolles Lent
Wide waters		1924	Aylward Edward Dingle
Wide way to wealth		1935	Nelson Foss
Wide windows		1933	Earl B. Francis
Wide-awake rhymes		1935	Elder Roosevelt Herring, Gladys Carambella
Wide-awake stories		1930	Bill Bailey, Alta Lucretia Taylor
Wide-Open-Eye		1925	Nina Sutherland Purdy, Edith Whitcornb Morrell
Widecombe fair		1913	Eden Phillpotts
Widecombe fair		1913	Eden Phillpotts
Widening and superelevation of roadway curves: a field book for highway engineers		1928	John Herbert Fletcher
The widening circle: a chronicle		1920	marchioness. Gladys Ethel Gwendolen Eugenie (Sutherst) Townshend Townshend
The widening circle ; a romantic chronicle		1920

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