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Orlando innamorato
Anthony Panizzi
Orlando innamorato
1495
Fundamentals of sociology
Patrick McNeill
Fundamentals of sociology
1986
Identification of information needs of the American Indian community that can be met by library services
Charles Townley
Identification of information needs of the American Indian community that can be met by library services
1976
The Mohawk minstrels' "nigger" dramas, dialogues, and drolleries
Charles Townley
The Mohawk minstrels' "nigger" dramas, dialogues, and drolleries
1878
The perceptual component of relationships in library networks
Charles Townley
The perceptual component of relationships in library networks
1983
The political economy of interlibrary organizations
Charles Townley
The political economy of interlibrary organizations
1977
A preliminary study of library programs related to American Indian studies programs in colleges and universities
Charles Townley
A preliminary study of library programs related to American Indian studies programs in colleges and universities
1971
Promoting Indian library use
Charles Townley
Promoting Indian library use
1979
Fundamentals of sociology
Patrick McNeill
Fundamentals of sociology
1981
Teaching world studies
David Hicks
Teaching world studies
1982
Fundamentals of Sociology
Patrick McNeil
Fundamentals of Sociology
1986
Locally generated information and referral services in Indian libraries
Charles Townley
Locally generated information and referral services in Indian libraries
1979
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Three nights' public discussion between the Revds. C.W. Cleeve, James Robertson, and Philip Cater, and elder John Taylor, of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day saints, at Boulogne-Sur-Mer, France
Charles W. Cleeve
Three nights' public discussion between the Revds. C.W. Cleeve, James Robertson, and Philip Cater, and elder John Taylor, of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day saints, at Boulogne-Sur-Mer, France
1850
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