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| How to do pasteups and mechanicals: the preparation of art for reproduction | | 1960 | S. Ralph Maurello | |  | |  |  | 
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| How to do publicity | | 1933 | Raymond C. (Raymond Charles) Mayer | | | | | |
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| How to do research in education: a handbook for the graduate student, research worker, and public-school investigator | | 1928 | Carter V. (Carter Victor) Good | | | | | |
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| How to do research work: a manual of research procedure presenting a simple explanation of the principles underlying research methods | | 1926 | William Charles Schluter | | | | | |
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| How to do things: a compendium of new and practical farm and household devices, helps, hints, recipes, formulas and useful information from the Farm journal, with rural directory of Marion, Iowa | | 1919 | | | | | | |
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| How to dramatize Bible lessons | | 1924 | Mary Russell | | | | | |
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| How to drape your windows | | 1930 | C. W. (Charles Wendell) Kirsch, Fred. Whincap | | | | | |
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| How to draw and print lithographs | | 1950 | Adolf Arthur Dehn, Lawrence Louis Barrett | | | | | |
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| How to draw cartoons | | 1926 | Clare A. Briggs | | | | | |
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| How to draw cartoons successfully | | 1935 | Carl Anderson | | | | | |
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| How to draw children | | 1934 | Bernice Olivia Oehler | | | | | |
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| How to draw feminine fashions, by Charlotte H. Young. | | 1950 | | | | | | |
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| How to draw for the movies | | 1918 | John Robert McCrory | | | | | |   
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| How to draw funny pictures: a complete course in cartooning | | 1928 | E. C. (Eric Christian) Matthews, Eugene Zimmerman | | | | | |
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| How to draw funny pictures: a complete course in cartooning | | 1935 | E. C. (Eric Christian) Matthews, Eugene Zimmerman | | | | | |
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| How to draw legal instruments, with forms: a manual explaining and illustrating the various classes of legal instruments in common use | | 1935 | Richard Clarence Samsel | | | | | |
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| How to draw silhouettes | | 1929 | Curtiss Sprague | | | | | |
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| How to draw the head in light & shade | | 1927 | Edward Renggli | | | | | |
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| How to dress a doll | | 1908 | Mary H. Morgan |  | | | | |
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| How to dress well: what to wear to enhance personality, complexion, and figure, and give grace and art to your appearance | | 1924 | Margaret Story | | | | | |
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| How to drive | | 1944 | | | | | | |
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| How to drive an automobile | | 1908 | Victor Lougheed, Julian Clement Chase | | | | | |
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| How to earn money writing for newspapers: practical methods for turning spare time into dollars | | 1929 | Joseph Ray. Beffel | | | | | |
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| How to eat: a cure for "nerves," | | 1921 | Thomas C. (Thomas Clark) Hinkle | | | | | |
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| How to eat three square meals a day and grow thin without medicine | | 1916 | Francis P. McQuade | | | | | |
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| How to eliminate errors | | 1917 | | | | | | |
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| How to eliminate uric acid, toxins, and body poisons: The tox-absorb system | | 1922 | John Jones Henderson | | | | | |
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| How to enamel: being a treatise on the practical enameling of jewelry with hard enamels | 1st ed., | 1911 | Howard M. Chapin | | | | | |
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| How to end the German menace | | 1950 | | | | | | |
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| How to enforce the 18th amendment | | 1929 | James Renwick Millin | | | | | |
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| How to enjoy 1 to 10 perfect days in San Francisco | | 1961 | Jack. Shelton | | | | | |
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| How to enjoy music | | 1934 | Lionel Roy McColvin | | | | | |
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| How to enjoy music: a first aid to music listeners | | 1933 | Ethel R. (Ethel Rose) Peyser, Philip James | | | | | |
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| How to enjoy music; hints for all listeners | | 1936 | Len A. Doust | | | | | |
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| How to enjoy the Bible | | 1925 | Anthony C. (Anthony Charles) Deane | | | | | |
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| How to enjoy your later years: a practical guide for senior citizens | | 1962 | Sidney Scott Ross | | | | | |
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| How to enter God's kingdom | | 1928 | W. F. H., William Frederick Hagar | | | | | |
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| How to enter the silence | | 1920 | Helen Rhodes Wallace | | | | | |
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| How to entertain at home | | 1927 | | | | | | |
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| How to erect a brick building and how to erect a fire-proof building ... Information and data, Lytle Construction Co. standards. | | 1913 | Leonard Lytle | | | | | |
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| How to erect a model 15 linotype | | 1915 | | | | | | |
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| How to erect a model 8, 11 or 14 linotype | | 1915 | | | | | | |
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| How to establish a city Young men's Christian association with modern building and equipment. New York [etc.] Association press, 1916. | | 1916 | | | | | | |
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| How to estimate building losses and construction costs | | 1960 | Paul I. Thomas | | | | | |
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| How to estimate on printing | | 1913 | Harry Miller Basford | | | | | |
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| How to evaluate a secondary school, 1940. A manual to accompany the 1940 editions of Evaluative criteria and Educational temperatures. | | 1939 | Cooperative Study of Secondary School Standards | | | | | |
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| How to evaluate financial statements | | 1936 | Alexander Wall | | | | | |
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| How to evaluate supervisory jobs | | 1945 | Albert N. Gillett | | | | | |
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| How to excel: for teachers in Sunday school | | 1912 | Dwight Edwards Marvin | | | | | |
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| How to experiment in education | | 1923 | William Anderson McCall | | | | | |
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| How to face life | | 1917 | Stephen S. (Stephen Samuel) Wise | | | | | |
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| How to face peace: a handbook of community programs | | 1919 | Gertrude Mathews Shelby | | | | | |
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| How to feed children: a manual for mothers, nurses and physicians | | 1923 | Louise Eleanor Shimer Hogan | | | | | |
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| How to feed children: a manual for mothers, nurses and physicians, a cook book for the nursery and the school child | | 1926 | Louise Eleanor Shimer Hogan | | | | | |
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| How to feed children in nursery schools : with suggestions for planning meals wherever two-to five-year-olds eat together / by Mary E. Sweeny and Marian E. Breckenridge. | | 1945 | | | | | | |
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| How to feed poultry for any purpose with profit: a complete and authoritative treatise on feeding all classes of poultry--nutritive values of feeds--formulas to meet every probable requirement and for fowls kept under all conditions--practical rules for feeding, and how to adapt them to individual requirements--a text book for the beginner--a reference book for the expert | | 1920 | John H. (John Henry) Robinson | | | | | |
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| How to feed the baby | | 1925 | Mrs Lena (Kellogg) Sadler | | | | | |
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| How to feed the baby | | 1930 | Lena K. Sadler | | | | | |
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| How to fertilize trees and measure response, by Stanley P. Gessel, Kenneth J. Turnbull [and] F. Todd Tremblay. | | 1960 | | | | | | |
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| How to fight garden pests: illustrated and with spraying tables | | 1915 | | | | | | |
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| How to figure air conditioning | | 1936 | Harold M. Hendrickson | | | | | |
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| How to figure interest returns on securities, 1918 | | 1918 | | | | | | |
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| How to figure interest returns on serurities | | 1920 | | | | | | |
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| How to figure out and arrange pattern work for weaving colored fabrics: explained and illustrated, together with other simple rules and calculations pertaining to weaving departments | | 1915 | John Groom King | | | | | |
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| How to figure profit: a comprehensive reference book for business men, teachers and students | | 1918 | P. Roger Clearv, P. Roger Cleary | | | | | |
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| How to figure type composition by known factors ; a new, easy, and labor-saving method of finding the number of ems in any form of type matter ; also reference tables, weight of linotype composition, and other information of value to printers, publishers, and printing buyers | | 1914 | Martin Heir | | | | | |
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| How to file and index | | 1937 | Bertha M. Weeks | | | | | |
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| How to fill the pews | | 1917 | Ernest Eugene Elliott | | | | | |
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| How to finance a business. Where and how to gel funds— how to use the bank — partnerships and stock issues — success from small capital — financing in a crisis — handling investments — money leaks and savings — planning to make ends meet. 202 proved methods of raising capital and using credit, Chicago, New York [etc.] A. W. Shaw company, 1912. | | 1912 | | | | | | |
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| How to finance home life | | 1927 | Elwood Lloyd | | | | | |
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| How to finance real estate | 2d ed. | 1953 | Paul T. O'Keefe, Stanley L. McMichael | | | | | |
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| How to finance real estate. | | 1949 | | | | | | |
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| How to find a position and get it | | 1919 | Edward A. Dilts | | | | | |
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| How to find a short: and other automobile wiring troubles, including wiring diagrams of practically all makes of late model cars, with trouble-shooting chart | | 1946 | Jack. Steele | | | | | |
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| How to find and apply for a job | | 1947 | R. G. (Rea Gillespie) Walters | | | | | |
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| How to find and follow your career: straight thinking on career planning | | 1936 | William J. (William John) Reilly | | | | | |
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| How to find and s쳮d in your post-war job: a guidebook designed to meet in a direct and practical way the needs of maturing youth and adults as they seek to adjust themselves to the post-war occupational world | | 1946 | Frank S. Endicott | | | | | |
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| How to find costs in printing | | 1914 | Albert Eugene Davis | | | | | |
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| How to find factory costs | | 1916 | Clarence Bertrand Thompson | | | | | |
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| How to find Happyland: a book of children's stories | | 1907 | Jasmine Stone Van Dresser | | | | | |
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| How to find the latitude and the longitude at any time with only one observation on the compass | | 1928 | Giovanni Danieli | | | | | |
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| How to find the law: a legal reference handbook, including chapters on brief making | | 1936 | Fred August Eldean, Henry J. (Henry James) Brandt | | | | | |
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| How to find the law: a study book for lawyers | | 1932 | Roscoe Pound, Adolphus Mosseau Ashcraft | | | | |  |
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| How to find the right vocation | | 1929 | Harry Dexter Kitson | | | | | |
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| How to find, train, and supervise specialty salesmen | | 1937 | James Maratta | | | | | |
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| How to fish from top to bottom | | 1955 | Sid W. Gordon | | | | | |
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| How to fly | | 1917 | A. Frederick (Archie Frederick) Collins | | | | | |
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| How to fly an airplane: a textbook for beginners | | 1930 | Percival White | | | | | |
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| How to fly (the flyer's manual): a practical course of training in aviation | | 1917 | D. Gordon E. Re Vley, Glad. Lewis | | | | | |
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| How to fly: the pilot and his problems | | 1929 | Lieutenant Barrett Studley, Barrett Studley | | | | | |
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| How to forecast business and investment conditions | | 1911 | Frank Crowell | | | | | |
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| How to form a library | 2d ed. | 1886 | Henry B. (Henry Benjamin) Wheatley | | | | | |
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| How to frame a house: or, House and roof framing | 7th ed., rev. and enl. | 1914 | Owen B. (Owen Bernard) Maginnis | | | | | |
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| How to function effectively as a teacher in the clinical area: a resource unit | | 1962 | Grace K. Clissold | | | | | |
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| How to get a job in war work; types of work and how to fit yourself into the war effort on the industrial front ... by John Miller [pseud.] edited by Albert Parry, associate editors: Richard E. Bates, Genevra Donovan [and others] ... drawings by Joyce Ballantyne. | | 1942 | | | | | | |
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| How to get a job through help wanted advertisements: the authoritative guide in ansering "help wanted" advertisements | | 1921 | Jacob Penn | | | | | |
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| How to get a position and how to keep it: with special hints to various classes of applicants | | 1925 | S. Eoland Hall, S. Roland Hall | | | | | |
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| How to get a position in school or college: a complete treatise on the art of applying for and securing a position as teacher of administrator in public and private institutions | | 1932 | Geo. W. Cox, William Hatcher Jones, George William Cox | | | | | |
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| How to get action in selling life insurance: definite instruction in the selling process with emphasis on how to close | | 1931 | John Burton Duryea | | | | | |
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| How to get ahead financially | | 1926 | William A. Schnedler | | | | | |
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| How to get ahead in a defense plant | | 1942 | Kenneth Charles Hawthorne | | | | | |
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| How to get ahead: saving money and making it work | | 1917 | Albert W. (Albert William) Atwood | | | | | |
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| How to get all you want when travelling in France (Belgium, or Switzerland) a really practical phrase-book, indispensable to tourists, with the imitated pronunciation of every word . . . London, Hugo's language institute [1932] | | 1932 | | | | | | |
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| ... How to get all you want when travelling in Germany (or Austria) a really practical phrase-book, indispensable to tourists, with the imitated pronunciation of every word ... London, Hugo's language institute [1932] | | 1932 | | | | | | |
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| How to get along in the army | | 1942 | Old Sarge | | | | | |
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| How to get along with children: a more excellent way for parents, teachers, youth counselors, and all who work with young people | | 1954 | Frank Howard Richardson | | | | | |
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| How to get bigger returns from sales literature: how sales and advertising executives, in various lines of business | | 1928 | David H. Colcord | | | | | |
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| How to get married and stay that way | | 1938 | Frederick B. (Frederick Bohn) Fisher | | | | | |
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| How to get more business by telephone | | 1953 | Jack. Schwartz, J. George (Justus George) Frederick | | | | | |
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| How to get more business: for the merchant and his clerks | | 1921 | Albert E. Edgar | | | | | |
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| How to get more power from coal: why twenty-five per cent of the average coal pile is wasted | | 1912 | Jos. W. (Joseph Weller) Hays | | | | | |
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| How to get on in the world | | 1895 | A. R. (Alfred Rochefort) Calhoun | | | | | |
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| How to get on the police force | Enl., complets rev. ed. | 1912 | | | | | | |
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| How to get on the police force: 725 ques, and ans. for patrolman, matron and policewoman condidates | Enl., rev. ed. | 1915 | | | | | | |
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| How to get on the police force | | 1908 | David L. Kaufmann | | | | | |
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| How to get on two pay-rolls: a manual of personal and family finances | | 1921 | E. A. (Ethelbert Arthur) Hungerford | | | | | |
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| How to get publicity | | 1935 | Milton Wright | | | | | |
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| How to get ready for citizenship: advice and information for naturalization petitioner and for all other students in evening schools, especially arranged for classes in Americanization | | 1928 | Joseph Weintrob | | | | | |
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| How to get rid of a woman: being an intimate record of the remarkable love-affairs of Wilton Olmstedd, esq., man of the world and student of life, together with his revealing impressions of women and his amazing discoveries concerning the sex | | 1928 | Edward Anthony, George | | | | | |
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| How to get right with God, and other noonday talks to busy people | | 1926 | James M. (James Martin) Gray | | | | | |
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| How to get the job you want | | 1922 | William L. (William Leroy) Fletcher | | | | | |
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| How to get the most for your money: a book that shows you, in a simple way, how to get the greatest enjoyment out of your income, and yet save against want in old age | | 1926 | | | | | | |
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| How to get the most from your remaining hearing | | 1956 | Leland A. Watson | | | | | |
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| How to get the order | | 1937 | Harry Simmons | | | | | |
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| How to get the want ads, how to develop them and how to handle them | | 1913 | Henry Doorly | | | | | |
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| How to get thin and how to acquire plumpness: a text book for professional and private use | | 1915 | William A. Woodbury | | | | | |
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| How to get well and keep well | | 1923 | Dr. James Clark, James Julian Clark | | | | | |
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| How to get what you want | | 1917 | Orison Swett Marden | | | | | |
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| How to get what you want: daily readings | | 1929 | Harriette Gunn. Roberson | | | | | |
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| How to get workmen: drawing on your labor sources and handling applicants: how a factory weeded out a hundred men--yet scored an output record | | 1913 | H. A. Worman | | | | | |
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| How to get your man and hold him | | 1936 | Dorothy Hoover Downs, Grace Mack | | | | | |
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| How to get your pay raised | | 1912 | Nathaniel C. (Nathaniel Clark) Fowler | | | | | |
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| How to give buffet suppers | | 1935 | Mrs Emily (Price) Post | | | | | |
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| How to give treatments, personal and absent | | 1913 | F. W. (Franklin Warren) Sears | | | | | |
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| How to grow alfalfa | | 1915 | Charles Bullard Wing | | | | | |
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| How to grow and market capons | | 1933 | Lewis Floyd Brumfield | | | | | |
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| How to grow and market fruit: practical explanations and directions for making fruit trees produce profit | | 1911 | | | | | | |
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| How to grow fine flowers; an illustrated treatment of the practical processes of raising ornamental growing things, based on active contact, amateur and professional, with the growing field. By E. H. and K. T. Wilson ... Omaha, Neb., Ealph printing company, 1929. | | 1929 | | | | | | |
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| How to grow in management | | 1957 | James Menzies Black | | | | | |
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| How to grow minnows | | 1952 | Philip Farley Allan | | | | | |
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| How to grow one hundred bushels of corn per acre on worn soils | 2d ed., rev., enl. and illustrated. | 1912 | William Cadid Smith | | | | | |
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| How to grow perennial flowers | | 1936 | Victor H. (Victor Heinrich) Ries | | | | | |
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| How to grow roses | 13th ed., 1920, rev. and enl. | 1920 | Robert Pyle | | | | | |
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| How to grow roses: dedicated to the flower-loving people of America | 12th ed., rev. and enl. | 1916 | | | | | | |
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| How to grow roses | | 1923 | Robert Pyle | | | | | |
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| How to grow roses | | 1925 | Robert Pyle | | | | | |
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| How to grow roses | | 1929 | J. Horace (John Horace) McFarland, Robert Pyle, Glendon A. Stevens | | | | | |
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| How to grow roses | | 1937 | J. Horace (John Horace) McFarland, Robert Pyle | | | | | |
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| How to grow roses | 14th ed., rev. and enl. | 1923 | Robert Pyle | | | | | |
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| How to grow spring flowers from bulbs | | 1935 | Claire Norton | | | | | |
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| How to handle and develop your own business | | 1923 | company. A. W. Shaw | | | | | |
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| How to handle and develop your own business | | 1918 | company. A. W. Shaw | | | | | |
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| How to handle and educate vicious horses : together with hints on the training and health of dogs | | 1887 | Oscar R. (Oscar Rudolph) Gleason | | | | | |
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| How to handle hard-to-get-at fires | | 1924 | John J. Gilsenan | | | | | |
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| How to handle problems of seniority | | 1946 | John A. (John Augustus) Lapp | | | | | |
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| How to handle sheep for profit | | 1913 | Frank Kleinheinz, John Clay | | | | | |
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| How to handle workmen: getting the men behind new ideas and management plans | | 1913 | | | | | | |
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| How to have a good garden | | 1916 | W. C. Slate | | | | | |
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| How to have good health: through biologic living | | 1932 | John Harvey Kellogg | | | | | |
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| How to heal one's self and others | | 1924 | Elwin Lincoln House | | | | | |
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| How to heat the home: a fitter's manual of practical information with directions in detail for the installation of steam, vapor and hot water heating systems | | 1926 | Norman Whitelaw | | | | | |
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| How to heat your home with less fuel this winter, prepared jointly by Office of Petroleum Coordinator [and other similar agencies] | | 1942 | | | | | | |
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| How to help and heal one's self: or a new outlook on life, containing general and specific instructions, psychological and psycho-therapeutic and Scriptural principles simply stated and thoroughly tested | | 1916 | Charles F. (Charles Fremont) Winbigler | | | | | |
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| How to help the shut-in child: 313 hints for homebound children | [1st ed.] | 1954 | Margery D. McMullin | | | | | |
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| How to hold a job | | 1914 | Howell Lake Piner | | | | | |
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| How to hold circles for developing mediumship at home | | 1920 | Franklin Alonzo Thomas | | | | | |
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| How to hold "the silence" | | 1925 | David V. (David Van) Bush | | | | | |
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| How to hunt with the camera: a complete guide to all forms of outdoor photography | | 1926 | William Nesbit | | | | | |
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| How to illustrate for money | | 1936 | Sid. Hydeman, EdAvin Balmer | | | | | |
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| How to improve church music: a practical handbook for pastors and choir leaders | | 1928 | Edwin C. Dargan, Ernest O. (Ernest Orlando) Sellers | | | | | |
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| How to improve classroom testing. | | 1958 | Charles Watters Odell | | | | | |
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| How to improve employee discipline; a special report for management. | | 1945 | | | | | | |
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| How to improve the memory | | 1913 | Edwin Gordon Lawrence | | | | | |
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| How to improve your chess: second steps | [1st ed.] | 1952 | I. A. (Israel Albert) Horowitz | | | | | |
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| How to improve your conversation: an aid to social and business success | | 1932 | Grenville Kleiser | | | | | |
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| How to improve your home by landscaping : lawns, gardens, outdoor living areas / by Barbara Baer; illustrated by Myrtle Baer. | | 1955 | | | | | | |
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| How to improve your sight and hearing | | 1930 | Merle A. Wilson | | | | | |
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| How to improve your Sunday school | | 1924 | Frank Wade. Smith | | | | | |
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| How to improve your tap dancing: for the beginning, intermediate, and professional dancer | | 1957 | Beale Fletcher | | | | | |
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| How to improve your voice: modern theory and practice for singers and speakers | | 1935 | Gregory Krasnoff | | | | | |
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| How to increase church attendance | | 1936 | Roger Ward Babson, Clement Freeman Hahn | | | | | |
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| How to increase church income | | 1947 | Weldon F. (Weldon Frank) Crossland | | | | | |
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| How to increase daily newspaper circulation. | | 1950 | Max Eisen | | | | | |
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| How to increase plants | | 1949 | Alfred Carl Hottes | | | | | |
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| How to increase profits with portion control | | 1957 | Douglas C. (Douglas Carlyle) Keister | | | | | |
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| How to increase the sales of the store; selling schemes that bring in buyers-proved plans for arranging and conducting sales-new ways of building trade through personal efforts-complete campaigns for winning country customers-specific follow-up schemes; 84 sucessful selling plans used and proved by 61 retailers. | | 1911 | | | | | | |
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| How to increase your income by creative selling | | 1934 | Ernest Earl. Brubaker | | | | | |
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| How to influence men: the use of psychology in business | | 1927 | Edgar James Swift | | | | | |
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| How to install and care for your lawn | [1st ed.] | 1955 | Naomi H. Chamberlain, Dorothy H. Moss | | | | | |
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| How to install electric bells, annunciators, and alarms: Including batteries, wires and wiring, circuits, pushes, bells, burglar alarms, high and low water alarms, fire alarms, thermostats, annunciators, and the location and remedying of troubles | 2d ed., enl. | 1913 | Norman H. (Norman Hugh) Schneider | | | | | |
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| How to insulate homes and farm buildings | | 1952 | Paul Dunham Close | | | | | |
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| How to interest the young in Bible truths | | 1919 | Charles B. Donle | | | | | |
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| How to interest your Sunday school in missions | | 1917 | Sue Reynolds Staley | | | | | |
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| How to interpret our Bible ; an essay for the times | | 1911 | Rev. James Roy | | | | | |
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| How to interpret your dreams | | 1936 | Charles Randolph | | | | | |
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| How to interview | | 1934 | Walter Van Dyke Bingham, Bruce Victor Moore | | | | | |
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| How to invest $2000 | | 1936 | Carroll Tillman | | | | | |
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| How to invest money | | 1908 | George Garr Henry | | | | | |
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| How to invest money wisely | 3d ed. | 1915 | John Moody | | | | | |
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| How to invest money wisely | 1st ed. | 1912 | John Moody | | | | | |
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| How to invest when prices are rising | | 1912 | Harry Gunnison Brown, Walter E. (Walter Ernest) Clark, Montgomery Rollins | | | |  | |
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| How to invest wisely, by Edmund A. Mennis, E. C. Harwood and research assistants. | | 1948 | | | | | | |
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| How to invest your savings | | 1907 | Isaac Frederick Marcosson | | | | | |
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| How to judge motion pictures; a pamphlet for high school students, with a foreword for teachers; also, How to organize a photoplay club. | | 1940 | | | | | | |
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| How to keep a cash income record to facilitate the making up of income tax reports by individuals | | 1913 | Charles Aubrey Nicklas | | | | | |
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| How to keep accounts and prepare statements | | 1938 | Earl Adolphus Saliers | | | | | |
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| How to keep bees and sell honey | 2d ed. | 1958 | Walter T. Kelley | | | | | |
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| How to keep farm accounts: a practical book for the practical farmer and a text book for use in agricultural schools | [2d ed.] | 1908 | Harry Lee Steiner | | | | | |
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| How to keep fit | | 1923 | Bernarr Macfadden | | | | | |
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| How to keep fit in camp and trench | | 1918 | Colonel Charles Lynch, Major James G. Cumming | | | | | |
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| How to keep invention records: together with an explanation of the nature of industrial property | | 1920 | Harry Aubrey Toulmin, James T. Newton | | | | | |
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| How to keep invention records, together with an explanation of the nature of industrial property | [2d ed.] | 1948 | Harry Aubrey Toulmin | | | | | |
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| How to keep merchandising records: [A manual for apparel and dry goods merchants on the profitable use of store records | Rev. ed.] | 1949 | R. Duffy Lewis | | | | | |
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| How to keep well | | 1915 | | | | | | |
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| How to keep well: a common sense hygiene | | 1916 | Luella Zilpha Shaw | | | | | |
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| How to keep well: or, The preservation of health and the recognition of disease | | 1924 | Andrew Fay Currier | | | | | |
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| How to keep well: The Chicago record's hygienic manual for United States soldiers in the field | | 1898 | C. A. Bampfylde, Charles Smart, S. (Sabine) Baring-Gould | | | | | |
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| How to keep well | | 1907 | Andrew Wilson | | | | | |
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| How to keep your money and make it earn more | | 1923 | Herbert Newton Casson | | | | | |
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| How to keep your money profitably employed | | 1936 | A. T. Miller | | | | | |
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| How to know and use the trees | | 1925 | William Chambers Coker, Enid Matherly | | | | | |
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| How to know God | | 1929 | Albert Ernest Richardson | | | | | |
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| How to know human nature: its inner states and outer forms | | 1919 | William Walker Atkinson | | | | | |
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| How to know laces: with a postscript on embroideries, including a brief history of the world's famous laces, with detailed descriptions of their difference sin design and manufacture | | 1925 | Edna H. Roberts | | | | | |
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| How to know period styles in furniture: a brief history of furniture from the days of ancient Egypt to the present time | | 1912 | William Lowing Kimerly | | | | | |
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| How to know textiles | | 1925 | Cassie Paine Small | | | | | |
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| How to know textiles | | 1932 | Cassie Paine Small | | | | | |
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| How to know the beetles: pictured-keys for identifying many of the beetles which are most frequently seen, with aids for their study and with other helpful features | 1st ed. | 1951 | H. E. (Harry Edwin) Jaques | | | | | |
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| How to know the Bible | | 1918 | George Hodges | | | | | |
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| How to know the Bible; mastering the books of the Bible | | 1922 | Robert Allen Armstrong, Nathan C. Schaeffer | | | | | |
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| How to know the cacti: pictured keys for determining the native cacti of the United States and many of the introduced species | | 1963 | Elmer Yale Dawson | | | | | |
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| How to know the eastern land snails: pictured-keys for determining the land snails of the United States occurring east of the Rocky Mountain Divide | | 1962 | J. B. (John Bayard) Burch | | | | | |
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| How to know the fall flowers: pictured-keys for determining the more common fall-flowering herbaceous plants with suggestions and aids for their study | | 1948 | Mabel (Jaques) Cuthbert | | | | | |
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| How to know the freshwater fishes: pictured-keys for identifying all of the freshwater fishes of the United States, and also including a number of marine species which often enter freshwater | | 1957 | Samuel Eddy | | | | | |
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| How to know the grasses: pictured-keys for determining the common and important American grasses, with suggestions and aids for their study | | 1954 | Richard Walter Pohl | | | | | |
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| How to know the immature insects: an illustrated key for identifying the orders and families of many of the immature insects with suggestions for collecting, rearing and studying them | | 1949 | Hung-fu Chu | | | | | |
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| How to know the insects | | 1937 | H. E. (Harry Edwin) Jaques | | | | | |
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| How to know the insects: an illustrated key to the more common families of insects, with suggestions for collecting, mounting and studying them | | 1941 | H. E. (Harry Edwin) Jaques | | | | | |
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| How to know the mammals: Pictured-keys for determining to species, all of the mammals of the United States and southern Canada with maps showing their geographic distribution, and many pages of helps for their successful study | 1st ed. | 1950 | Ernest S. (Ernest Sheldon) Booth | | | | | |
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| How to know the mosses: a popular guide to the mosses of the northeastern United States | | 1916 | Mrs. Elizabeth Marie Dunham | | | | | |
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| How to know the mosses; a popular guide to the mosses of the northeastern United States; containing keys to eighty genera and short descriptionsof over one hundred and fifty species, with special reference to the distinguishing characteristics that are apparent without the aid of a lens. | | 1951 | | | | | | |
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| How to know the mosses and liverworts: pictured-keys for determining many of the North American mosses and liverworts, with suggestions and aids for their study | Rev. ed. | 1959 | Henry Shoemaker Conard | | | | | |
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| How to know the mosses, pictured-keys for determining many of the North American mosses and liverworts, with suggestions and aids for their study, by Henry S. Conard ... | | 1954 | | | | | | |
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| How to know the Protozoa: a pictured-key for identifying the more common fresh water, marine, and parasitic Protozoa, with elementary discussions of the importance of each group and of interesting facts concerning them | | 1949 | Theodore Louis Jahn, Frances Floed Jahn | | | | | |
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| How to know the seaweeds | | 1956 | Elmer Yale Dawson | | | | | |
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| How to know the spring flowers | | 1943 | Mabel Jaques Cuthbert | | | | | |
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| How to know the spring flowers: pictured-keys for determining the more common spring-flowering herbaceous plant with suggestions and aids for their study | Rev. ed. | 1949 | Mabel Jaques Cuthbert | | | | | |
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| How to know the trees: an illustrated key to the most common species of trees found east of the Rocky mountains, with suggestions and aids for their study | Rev. ed. | 1946 | H. E. (Harry Edwin) Jaques | | | | | |
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| How to know values in electrotypes | | 1915 | Harris B. Hatch | | | | | |
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| How to know your child | | 1915 | Miriam (Finn) Scott | | | | | |
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