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!Beisbol! : pioneros y leyendas del beisbol latino, por Jonah Winter ; prologo de Bruce Markusen Rodriguez ; traducido por Enrique del Risco
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!Beisbol! : pioneros y leyendas del beisbol latino, por Jonah Winter ; prologo de Bruce Markusen Rodriguez ; traducido por Enrique del Risco
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!Carnival!, Julian Rathbone
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!Click song, John A. Williams
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!Huelga! : A novel
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!No dejes que la paloma conduzca el autobus!, palabras y dibujos de Mo Willems ; traducio por F. Isabel Campoy
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!No dejes que la paloma conduzca el autobus!, palabras y dibujos de Mo Willems ; traducio por F. Isabel Campoy
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!Vaya lÃo!, Philip Hawthorn y Jenny Tyler; ilustraciones: Stephen Cartwright; traducciÃ3n: Ana Cristina Llompart Lucas
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!Vivir! : reflexiones sobre nuestro viaje por la vida, Louise L. Hay ; [traducciÃ3n, Amelia Brito A.]
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!n pr@ise *f pr#fanity, Michael Adams
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" ... And justice for all", Columbia Pictures presents a Joe Wizan presentation of a Norman Jewison film ; written by Valerie Curtin & Barry Levinson ; produced by Norman Jewison & Patrick Palmer ; directed by Norman Jewison, (videorecording)
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" ... to form a more perfect union ..." : justice for American women : report of the National Commission on the Observance of International Women's Year
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" HAVE YOU SEEN...?"
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"---and ladies of the club", Helen Hooven Santmyer
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"---and ladies of the club", Helen Hooven Santmyer
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"--But where are you really from? : stories about identity and assimilation in Canada, Hazelle Palmer, editor
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"--and then I became gay" : young men's stories, Ritch C. Savin-Williams
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"--and then I became gay" : young men's stories, Ritch C. Savin-Williams
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"... And a credit to his race; " : the hard life and times of Joseph Louis Barrow, a.k.a. Joe Louis
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"... and the hits just keep on comin' ", Peter E. Berry ("The Flying Dutchman")
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"... and the hits just keep on comin' ", Peter E. Berry ("The Flying Dutchman")
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"10"
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"21" : every day was New Year's Eve : memoirs of a saloon keeper, H. Peter Kriendler, with H. Paul Jeffers
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"A Coat, a pharaoh and a family reunion"
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"A Glimmer of their own beauty": : Black sounds of the twenties
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"A Remnant --", by Jacob Barosin
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"A commonsense view of all music" : reflections on Percy Grainger's contribution to ethnomusicology and music education, John Blacking
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"A convention of delegates" : the creation of the Constitution, by Denis J. Hauptly
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"A family history", researched & compiled by John Simeon Hurst, Jr
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"A free ballot and a fair count" : the Department of Justice and the enforcement of voting rights in the South, 1877-1893, Robert M. Goldman
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"A god of justice?" : the problem of evil in twentieth-century Black literature, Qiana J. Whitted
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"A god of justice?" : the problem of evil in twentieth-century Black literature, Qiana J. Whitted
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"A long time coming" : the inspiring, combative 2008 campaign and the historic election of Barack Obama, Evan Thomas ; with exclusive, behind-the-scenes reporting by the staff of Newsweek
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"A lovely light" : a dramatization in three acts of the poems and letters of Edna St. Vincent Millay, by Dorothy Stickney
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"A man of genius" : the art of Washington Allston (1779-1843), by William H. Gerdts & Theodore E. Stebbins, Jr
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"A man of genius" : the art of Washington Allston (1779-1843), by William H. Gerdts & Theodore E. Stebbins, Jr
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"A mixed multitude" : the struggle for toleration in colonial Pennsylvania, Sally Schwartz
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"A new spirit, a new commitment, a new America" : the inauguration of President Jimmy Carter and Vice President Walter F. Mondale : the official 1977 inaugural book, Ithe 1977 Inaugural Committeet
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"A new spirit, a new commitment, a new America" : the inauguration of President Jimmy Carter and Vice President Walter F. Mondale, the 1977 Inaugural Committee
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"A people's contest" : the Union and Civil War 1861-1865, Phillip Shaw Paludan
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"A secret to be burried" : the diary and life of Emily Hawley Gillespie, 1858-1888, [edited by] Judy Nolte Lensink
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"A secret to be burried" : the diary and life of Emily Hawley Gillespie, 1858-1888, [edited by] Judy Nolte Lensink
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"A totally alien life-form" : teenagers, Sydney Lewis
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"A trip through Italian design" : from Stile Industria magazine to Abitare, Franca Santi Gualteri ; [translated by Isobel Butters Caleffi]
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"A vast and fiendish plot" : the Confederate attack on New York City, Clint Johnson
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"A visible company of professionals" : African Americans and the National Education Association during the civil rights movement, Carol F. Karpinski
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"A visible company of professionals" : African Americans and the National Education Association during the civil rights movement, Carol F. Karpinski
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"A warm & zealous spirit" : John J. Zubly and the American Revolution : a selection of his writings, edited by Randall M. Miller
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"A year at Camp Gordon," : United States army cantonment, no. 123., By T.F. McCarthy
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"A" 22 & 23, Louis Zukofsky
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"A" Western filmmakers : a biographical dictionary of writers, directors, cinematographers, composers, actors and actresses, [compiled by] Henryk Hoffman
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"A" is for alibi : A Kinsey Millhone Mystery, by Sue Grafton
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"A" is for alibi : a Kinsey Millhone mystery, Sue Grafton
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"A" is for alibi : a Kinsey Millhone mystery, Sue Grafton
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"A" is for alibi : a Kinsey Millhone mystery, Sue Grafton
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"A" is for alibi : a Kinsey Millhone mystery, Sue Grafton
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"A" is for alibi : a Kinsey Millhone mystery, by Sue Grafton
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"A" is for alibi, Sue Grafton, (electronic resource)
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"A" is for alibi, Sue Grafton, (sound recording)
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"ART"
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"Aaron, r.f.", by Henry Aaron as told to Furman Bisher
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"Ace" any test, Ron Fry
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"Ace" any test, by Ron Fry
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"Ace" any test, by Ron Fry
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"Ace" any test, by Ron Fry
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"After Mecca" : women poets and the Black Arts Movement, Cheryl Clarke
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"Alexander's ragtime band" and other favorite song hits, 1901-1911, edited by David A. Jasen
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"Alive as long as he lived" : the story of John William Fanning, Georgia agricultural and community development leader, Gene Younts, with contributions on Leadership Georgia by Dink NeSmith
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"All aboard!" : The story of passenger trains in America, Phil Ault ; illustrated with photos. and old prints
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"All labor has dignity", Martin Luther King, Jr. ; edited with introductions by Michael K. Honey
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"All labor has dignity", Martin Luther King, Jr. ; edited with introductions by Michael K. Honey
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"All men are created equal"
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"All scripture is inspired of God and beneficial."
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"All you zombies--" : 5 classic stories, Robert A. Heinlein
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"All-American monster" : the unauthorized biography of Timothy McVeigh, Brandon M. Stickney
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"Always live better than your clients" : the fabulous life and times of Benjamin Sonnenberg, America's greatest publicist, Isadore Barmash
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"An Honorable profession"; : a tribute to Robert F. Kennedy., Edited by Pierre Salinger Iand others
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"An artist is his own fault" : John O'Hara on writers and writing, edited, with an introduction by Matthew J. Bruccoli
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"And I shall sleep...down where the moon is small."
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"And I was there" : Pearl Harbor and Midway--breaking the secrets, by Edwin T. Layton, with Roger Pineau and John Costello
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"And hearing not-"
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"And one was a soldier" : the spiritual pilgrimage of Robert E. Lee, by Robert R. Brown
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"And other neighborly names" : social process and cultural image in Texas folklore, edited by Richard Bauman and Roger D. Abrahams
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"And pass the ammunition, ", by Chaplain Howell M. Forgy ... edited by Jack S. McDowell
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"And so it goes" : adventures in television, Linda Ellerbee
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"And such small deer",, by E. V. Lucas ..
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"Angely" v belykh vorotnichkakh : roman, Vladimir Shitov
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"Are you there alone?" : the unspeakable crime of Andrea Yates, Suzanne O'Malley
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"Art", Yasmina Reza ; translated by Christopher Hampton
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"Art", by Yasmina Reza ; translation by Christopher Hampton
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"As I knew them"; : sketches of people I have met on the way,, by Ella Hepworth Dixon ..
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"As ever, Gene" : the letters of Eugene O'Neill to George Jean Nathan, transcribed and edited, with introductory essays by Nancy L. Roberts and Arthur W. Roberts
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"As husbands go, " : a comedy,, by Rachel Crothers
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"Asylum for mankind" : America, 1607-1800, Marilyn C. Baseler
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"At the gate of dreams", by H.E. Harman
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"Away boarders, ", by Daniel V. Gallery
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"B" - znachit beznakazannostÊ1 : [roman], SÊ1iÍ¡u Grafton ; [per. s angl. K.S. Abramova]
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"B" is for Betsy, Carolyn Haywood
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"B" is for Betsy, Carolyn Haywood
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"B" is for Betsy, written and illustrated by Carolyn Haywood
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"B" is for Betsy, written and illustrated by Carolyn Haywood
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"B" is for Betsy, written and illustrated by Carolyn Haywood
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"B" is for Betsy, written and illustrated by Carolyn Haywood
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"B" is for burglar : a Kinsey Millhone mystery, by Sue Grafton
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"B" is for burglar, Sue Grafton
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"B" is for burglar, Sue Grafton
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"B" is for burglar, Sue Grafton
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"B" is for burglar, Sue Grafton, (sound recording)
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"Baad bitches" and sassy supermamas : Black power action films, Stephane Dunn
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"Baad bitches" and sassy supermamas : Black power action films, Stephane Dunn
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"Badacalana" bÄ«viyoá1 kÄ dvÄ«pa, KrÌ¥shá1a Baladeva Vaida
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"Balls" & other plays, Paul Foster
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"Beast" Butler; : the incredible career of Major General Benjamin Franklin Butler
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"Bee my valentine!", Story by Miriam Cohen ; pictures by Lillian Hoban
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"Bee my valentine!", Story by Miriam Cohen ; pictures by Lillian Hoban
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"Behold a pale horse", Milton William Cooper
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"Believe it or not" it happened in Georgia, W.J. Hardin
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"Believe it or not" it happened in Georgia, by W.J.Hardin
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"Beloved friend": : The story of Tchaikowsky and Nadejda von Meck,, by Catherine Drinker Bowen and Barbara von Meck,
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"Ben-Hur" Wallace, : the life of General Lew Wallace
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"Benevolent assimilation" : the American conquest of the Philippines, 1899-1903, Stuart Creighton Miller
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"Bequest of wings", : a family's pleasures with books
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"Bid the sickness cease" : disease in the history of black Africa, Oliver Ransford
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"Big Bill" Haywood, Melvyn Dubofsky
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"Big mouth gulch", a Bomp production ; written by James Murray, Phil Baron, Kevin Carlson ; directed by Rick Locke ; producer, Dian Fraboni, (videorecording)
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"Big victory, great task"; : North Viet-Nam's Minister of Defense assesses the course of the war., Introd. by David Schoenbrun
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"Black troops to keep an intelligent people in awe!" : the coloured companies of the Upper Canada Militia, 1837-1850, Wayne Edward Kelly
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"Black" British aesthetics today, edited by R. Victoria Arana
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"Blood and guts" : the true story of General George S. Patton, USA, John Devaney
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"Bold! Daring! Shocking! True!" : a history of exploitation films, 1919-1959, Eric Schaefer
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"Bold! Daring! Shocking! True!" : a history of exploitation films, 1919-1959, Eric Schaefer
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"Boss" Tweed; : the story of a grim generation,, by Denis Tilden Lynch
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"Braggin' rights", by Bill Cromartie
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"Breit" ideas for home decor
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"Britches", produced by People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals; compiled by Lori Gruen, (videorecording)
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"Brother Rat, ", by John Monks, jr. and Fred R. [i.e. F.] Finklehoffe; with an introduction by George Abbott
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"Brown bomber"; : the story of Joe Louis,, by John G. Van Deusen
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"Bullitt"
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"Bully" : an adventure with Teddy Roosevelt, by Jerome Alden
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"Bully" : an adventure with Teddy Roosevelt, by Jerome Alden
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"Buried in the sands of the Ogaden" : the United States, the Horn of Africa, and the demise of detente, Louise Woodroofe
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"But I didn't mean that!" : how to avoid misunderstandings and hurt feelings in everyday life, June Paris, Rachel Small, Richard Heyman
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"But first a school" : the first fifty years of the School of American Ballet, Jennifer Dunning
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"But why bump off Barnaby?" : a mystery-farce, by Rick Abbot
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"Buzz, " said the bee, by Wendy Cheyette Lewison ; illustrated by Hans Wilhelm
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"Buzz, buzz, buzz, " went Bumblebee, Colin West
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"Bwaaaaaaaaaah!", Thitaume, writer ; Romain Pujol, artist ; Gorobei, colorist
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"Bwaaaaaaaaaah!", Thitaume, writer ; Romain Pujol, artist ; Gorobei, colorist
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"By a line of marked trees" : abstracts of Currituck County, North Carolina, deed books, compiled by John Anderson Brayton ; sponsored by the Order of First Families of North Carolina
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"By the River Potomac" : an historic resource study of Fort Hunt Park, George Washington Memorial Parkway, Mount Vernon, Virginia, prepared by Matthew R. Laird
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"By the rivers of Babylon", and other stories, Jorge de Sena ; edited by Daphne Patai
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"C" : the secret life of Sir Stewart Graham Menzies spymaster to Winston Churchill, Anthony Cave Brown
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"C" is for city, Nikki Grimes & Pat Cummings
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"C" is for city, Nikki Grimes & Pat Cummings
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"C" is for corpse : a Kinsey Millhone mystery, Sue Grafton
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"C" is for corpse : a Kinsey Millhone mystery, Sue Grafton
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"C" is for corpse : a Kinsey Millhone mystery, Sue Grafton
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"C" is for corpse : a Kinsey Millhone mystery, Sue Grafton
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"C" is for corpse, Sue Grafton, (sound recording)
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"Can we all get along?" : racial and ethnic minorities in American politics, Paula D. McClain, Joseph Stewart Jr
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"Can we all get along?" : racial and ethnic minorities in American politics, Paula D. McClain, Joseph Stewart, Jr
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"Caution: Living may be hazardous" : debunking the happiness myth, Walt Menninger
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"Ces forces obscures de l'âme" : women, race and origins in the writings of Albert Camus, Christie Margerrison
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"ChambacÃo, la historia la escribes tÃo" : ensayos sobre cultura afrocolombiana, LucÃa Ortiz (ed.)
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"ChambacÃo, la historia la escribes tÃo" : ensayos sobre cultura afrocolombiana, LucÃa Ortiz (ed.)
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"Charlie needs a cloak", story and pictures by Tomie dePaola
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"Charlie needs a cloak.", Story and pictures by Tomie de Paola
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"Che" Guevara, [direcciÃ3n de la obra, Francisco-Luis Cardona Castro]
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"Chi ma nkongo" : lengua y rito ancestrales en El Palenque de San Basilio (Colombia), Armin Schwegler ; prÃ3logo de Germán de Granada
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"Chi ma nkongo" : lengua y rito ancestrales en El Palenque de San Basilio (Colombia), Armin Schwegler ; prÃ3logo de Germán de Granada
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"Chi ma nkongo" : lengua y rito ancestrales en El Palenque de San Basilio (Colombia), Armin Schwegler ; prÃ3logo de Germán de Granada
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"Chi ma nkongo" : lengua y rito ancestrales en El Palenque de San Basilio (Colombia), Armin Schwegler ; prÃ3logo de Germán de Granada
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"Chimmie Fadden"; Major Max; and other stories,, by Edward W. Townsend
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"Chink!" A documentary history of anti-Chinese prejudice in America., Edited and with an introd. by Cheng-Tsu Wu. Foreword by Ben Fong-Torres
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"ChÅ" seirihÅ : taimu manejimento, 3, Noguchi Yukio cho
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"Click"
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"Closer to the truth than any fact" : memoir, memory, and Jim Crow, Jennifer Jensen Wallach
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"Co. Aytch", Maury Grays, First Tennessee Regiment; : or, A side show of the big show., With an introd. by Bell Irvin Wiley
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"Color struck" under the gaze : ethnicity and the pathology of being in the plays of Johnson, Hurston, Childress, Hansberry, and Kennedy, Martha Gilman Bower
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"Color-blind" racism, Leslie G. Carr
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"Color-blind" racism, Leslie G. Carr
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"Complicity with evil" : the United Nations in the age of modern genocide, Adam LeBor
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"Could do better" : why children underachieve and what to do about it, Harvey Mandel and Sander I. Marcus with Loral Dean
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"Could you lift up your bottom?", written by Hee-jung Chang ; illustrated by Sung-hwa Chung
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"D" Is For Deadbeat
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"D" is for deadbeat : a Kinsey Millhone mystery, Sue Grafton
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"D" is for deadbeat, Sue Grafton, (sound recording)
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"Dalida forever", (sound recording)
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"Dawgs!"
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"Dear Dr. King ..." : A tribute in words and pictures, by children of the Richard J. Bailey School. Including "The journey to Oslo, " documenting the presentation of the Nobel peace prize to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr
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"Dear Master" : letters of a slave family, edited by Randall M. Miller
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"Dear Master" : letters of a slave family, edited by Randall M. Miller
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"Dear Meg" tells you-- how to write the most important letters of your life, Meg Whitcomb
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"Dear Mom, send more money!" : a collection of columns, by Skippy Lawson ; edited by Barbara Stinson and Dahlia Wren ; with a foreword by Bill Boyd
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"Dear Mother, don't grieve about me : if I get killed, I'll only be dead" : letters from Georgia soldiers in the Civil War, edited by Mills Lane
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"Dear Mr. President ..." : The story of fifty years in the White House mail room,, by Ira R. T. Smith with Joe Alex Morris
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"Dear friend" : Thomas Garrett & William Still, collaborators on the underground railroad, Judith Bentley ; illustrated with photos. & old prints
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"Dear mother Putnam"; : a diary of the war in the Philippines
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"Dear once" : a novel, by Zelda Popkin
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"Distinguished service" citizenship, Southern sociological congress, Knoxville, Tennessee ; ed. by J. E. McCulloch
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"Distinto, diferente", Juan de Marcos ; Afro Cuban All Stars, (sound recording)
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"Do what I say" : Ms. Behavior's guide to gay & lesbian etiquette, by Meryl Cohn
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"Doc" : the rape of the town of Lovell, Jack Olsen
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"Doctors wanted, no women need apply" : sexual barriers in the medical profession, 1835-1975, Mary Roth Walsh
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"Doing school" : how we are creating a generation of stressed out, materialistic, and miseducated students, Denise Clark Pope
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"Doing school" : how we are creating a generation of stressed out, materialistic, and miseducated students, Denise Clark Pope
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"Don't ask what I shot" : how Eisenhower's love of golf helped shape 1950s America, Catherine M. Lewis
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"Don't bother me Mom, I'm learning!" : how computer and video games are preparing your kids for twenty-first century success and how you can help!, Marc Prensky ; with a foreword and contributions by James Paul Gee
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"Don't fall off the mountain."
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"Don't put me in a nursing home!", Claude Amarnick
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"Don't stop loving me" : a reassuring guide for mothers of adolescent daughters, Ann F. Caron
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"Dr. Bullie's" notes : reminiscences of early Georgia and of Philadelphia and New Haven in the 1800s, by James Holmes ; compiled, edited, and with an introduction by Delma Eugene Presley
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"Driving rain", Paul McCartney, (sound recording)
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"Dropping out, " drifting off, being excluded : becoming somebody without school, John Smyth and Robert Hattam with Jenny Cannon ... [et al.]
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"E" company,, by Frank O'Rourke; drawings by Sgt. Glen Rounds..
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"E" is for Elisa, Johanna Hurwitz ; illustrated by Lillian Hoban
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"E" is for Elisa, Johanna Hurwitz ; illustrated by Lillian Hoban
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"E" is for Elvis : an A-to-Z illustrated guide to the king of rock and roll, Caroline Latham and Jeannie Sakol
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"E" is for evidence : a Kinsey Millhone mystery, Sue Grafton
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"E" is for evidence : a Kinsey Millhone mystery, Sue Grafton
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"E" is for evidence : a Kinsey Millhone mystery, Sue Grafton
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"E" is for evidence, Sue Grafton, (large print)
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"E" is for evidence, Sue Grafton, (sound recording)
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"Eagle forgotten"; : the life of John Peter Altgeld,, by Harry Barnard
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"Earnest Willie," or, Echoes from a recluse : containing the letters, poems, addresses and sketches--chiefly moral and religious--with bits of laughing humor, smiling fancy and tender sentiment - everywhere. The earnest heart-throbs, of William D. Upshaw ..
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"Easy" memories : the way it was, by Harry S. Arnold
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"Eat!" cried little pig, Jonathan London ; illustrated by Delphine Durand
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"Ellington uptown" : Duke Ellington, James P. Johnson, & the birth of concert jazz, John Howland
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"Enemies" : World War II alien internment, by John Christgau
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"Entangling alliances with none"; : an essay on the individual in the American twenties, Ibyt Robert H. Elias
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"Eurocommunism, " implications for East and West, by Roy Godson, Stephen Haseler ; research contributors, Leonard Schapiro ... [et al.]
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"Eurocommunism, " implications for East and West, by Roy Godson, Stephen Haseler ; research contributors, Leonard Schapiro ... [et al.]
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"Everybody was black down there" : race and industrial change in the Alabama coalfields, by Robert H. Woodrum
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"Everybody was black down there" : race and industrial change in the Alabama coalfields, by Robert H. Woodrum
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"Excuse me, but I was next-- " : how to handle the top 100 manners dilemmas, Peggy Post
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"Eye see me": : a true life story/, by Carlton Enoch
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"Ezra Pound speaking" : radio speeches of World War II, edited by Leonard W. Doob
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"F" is for farm : do you know where the milk comes from?, (videorecording)
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"F" is for fugitive : a Kinsey Millhone mystery, Sue Grafton
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"F" is for fugitive : a Kinsey Millhone mystery, Sue Grafton
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"F" is for fugitive, Sue Grafton
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"F" is for fugitive, Sue Grafton, (sound recording)
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"F" is for fugitive, by Sue Grafton, (sound recording)
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"Face Zion forward" : first writers of the Black Atlantic, 1785-1798, edited and introduced by Joanna Brooks & John Saillant
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"Face Zion forward" : first writers of the Black Atlantic, 1785-1798, edited and introduced by Joanna Brooks & John Saillant
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"Faceless" : the most famous photographer in the world, David Douglas Duncan
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"Faithfully yours ...?" : or, The end of the sea horse : an Italian comedy, by Sergio Pugliese ; adapted by Robert Rietty
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"Fanny" : vocal selection, music and lyrics by Harold Rome ; musical play by S.N. Behrman and Joshua Logan ; based on the trilogy of Marcel Pognol
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"Faster! Faster!", by E. M. Delafield
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"Fastnet, force 10", John Rousmaniere
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"Feeling your pain" : the explosion and abuse of government power in the Clinton-Gore years, James Bovard
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"Feelings buried alive never die ...", by Karol Kuhn Truman
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"Feminism is not the story of my life" : how today's feminist elite has lost touch with the real concerns of women, Elizabeth Fox-Genovese
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"Few know that such a place exists" : land and people in the Prince William Forest Park, prepared for National Capital Region, National Park Service ; prepared by John Bedell ; with contributions from Eric Griffitts ... [et al.]
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"Fiction distorting fact" : The prison life, annotated by Jefferson Davis, [edited by] Edward K. Eckert
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"Fightin' Joe" Wheeler,, by John P. Dyer
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"Fill 'er up" : an architectural history of America's gas stations, by Daniel I. Vieyra ; with a foreword by James Marston Fitch
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"Fill 'er up" : an architectural history of America's gas stations, by Daniel I. Vieyra ; with a foreword by James Marston Fitch
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"Filling gaps in Afric maps" : fifty years of archaeology in Africa, by Thurstan Shaw
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"Fire from the midst of you" : a religious life of John Brown, Louis A. DeCaro, Jr
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"Fire! fire!" said Mrs. McGuire, Bill Martin Jr ; Vladimir Radunsky made a hole and pictures for this book
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"Fire! fire!" said Mrs. McGuire, Bill Martin Jr ; Vladimir Radunsky made a hole and pictures for this book
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"First census" of Kentucky 1790, compiled by Charles B. Heinemann
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"First do no harm ..." : a dying woman's battle against the physicians and drug companies who misled her about the hazards of the pill, Natalee S. Greenfield
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"First with the most" Forrest,, by Robert Selph Henry
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"Folon"-- the past, Salif Keita, (sound recording)
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"Fools say" : a novel, by Nathalie Sarraute ; translated by Maria Jolas
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"For colored guys who have gone beyond suicide and found no rainbow" : a chorepoem/drama, by James Able ... [et al. ; editor, Clarinda Harriss Lott]
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"Frankly my dear"-- : Gone with the wind memorabilia, by Herb Bridges
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"Frankly my dear"-- : Gone with the wind memorabilia, by Herb Bridges
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"Free Huey" : the Black Panther Party, the Peace and Freedom Party, and the politics of race in 1968, by Joel R. Wilson
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"Free artist"; : the story of Anton and Nicholas Rubinstein
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"Freely to pass", Eward W. Beattie, Jr
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"Friction with the market" : Henry James and the profession of authorship, Michael Anesko
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"Funny, you don't look like a grandmother", Lois Wyse ; illustrated by Lilla Rogers
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"G" is for Grafton : the world of Kinsey Millhone, Natalie Hevener Kaufman and Carol McGinnis Kay
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"G" is for gumshoe : a Kinsey Millhone mystery, Sue Grafton
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"G" is for gumshoe, Sue Grafton
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"G" is for gumshoe, Sue Grafton
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"G" is for gumshoe, Sue Grafton
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"G" is for gumshoe, by Sue Grafton, (sound recording)
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"G" is for gumshoe, by Sue Grafton, (sound recording)
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"Galapagos" means "tortoises", written and illustrated by Ruth Heller
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"Gentleman" John Perkins, author, W.W. Scott ; compiled and edited by Daniel D. McLean
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"Gentlemen prefer blondes", by Anita Loos
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"Gentlemen, be seated!" : A parade of the old-time minstrels, by Dailey Paskman and Sigmund Spaeth ; with a foreword by Daniel Frohman ; profusely illustrated from old prints and photographs and with complete music for voice and piano
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"Get me Ellis Rubin!" : The life, times, and cases of a Maverick Lawyer, Ellis Rubin and Dary Matera
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"Get out of my life, but first could you drive me and Cheryl to the mall?" : a parent's guide to the new teenager, Anthony E. Wolf
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"Get ready to say goodbye" : a mother's story of senseless violence, tragedy, and triumph, LaVonne McKee and Ted Schwarz
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"Get that nigger off the field!" : A sparkling, informal history of the Black man in baseball, by Art Rust, Jr
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"Getting paid" : youth crime and work in the inner city, Mercer L. Sullivan
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"Getting paid" : youth crime and work in the inner city, Mercer L. Sullivan
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"Girl cases" : marriage and colonialism in Gusiiland, Kenya, 1890-1970, Brett L. Shadle
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"Girl cases" : marriage and colonialism in Gusiiland, Kenya, 1890-1970, Brett L. Shadle
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"Girl, colored" and other stories : a complete short fiction anthology of African American women writers in the Crisis magazine, 1910-2010, edited by Judith Musser
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"Give 'em hell Harry" : an informal biography of the terrible tempered Mr. T., by Eldorous L. Dayton
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"Give 'em hell Harry" : reminiscences, Samuel Gallu
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"Gizelle, save the children!", Gizelle Hersh and Peggy Mann
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"Go down, Old Hannah" : the living history of African American Texans, Naomi Mitchell Carrier ; foreword by John E. Fleming
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"Go down, Old Hannah" : the living history of African American Texans, Naomi Mitchell Carrier ; foreword by John E. Fleming
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"Go to school, you're a little black boy" : the honourable Lincoln M. Alexander : a memoir, [with Herb Shoveller]
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"Goblets II" ..
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"God alone is king" : Islam and emancipation in Senegal : the Wolof kingdoms of Kajoor and Bawol, 1859-1914, James F. Searing
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"God alone is king" : Islam and emancipation in Senegal : the Wolof kingdoms of Kajoor and Bawol, 1859-1914, James F. Searing
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"God alone is king" : Islam and emancipation in Senegal : the Wolof kingdoms of Kajoor and Bawol, 1859-1914, James F. Searing
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"God alone is king" : Islam and emancipation in Senegal : the Wolof kingdoms of Kajoor and Bawol, 1859-1914, James F. Searing
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"God's banker", by Rupert Cornwell
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"God, why am I so afraid?", Donovan Marshall ; illustrated by Kathy Counts
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"Gombo zhà ̈bes" : little dictionary of Creole proverbs, selected from six Creole dialects ; translated into French and into English, with notes, complete index to subjects, and some brief remarks upon the Creole idioms of Lousiana, by Lafcadio Hearn
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"Good evening!"
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"Good hair" and other dubious distinctions, a film by C.S. DeBose
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"Good morning, Mr. President" : a story about Carl Sandburg, by Barbara Mitchell ; illustrations by Dane Collins
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"Good time coming?" : Black Nevadans in the nineteenth century, Elmer R. Rusco ; foreword by Kenneth W. Porter
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"Good writing" in cross-cultural context, Xiao-ming Li
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"Good writing" in cross-cultural context, Xiao-ming Li
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"Great American novel--"
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"Grown-ups, " a generation in search of adulthood, Cheryl Merser
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"H" is for homicide : [a Kinsey Millhone mystery], Sue Grafton, (sound recording)
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"H" is for homicide, Sue Grafton
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"H" is for homicide, Sue Grafton
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"H" is for homicide, by Sue Grafton, (sound recording)
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"Hamlet, cha-cha-cha!" : a totally looney musical comedy, by Monk Ferris
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"Harlem gallery", and other poems of Melvin B. Tolson, edited by Raymond Nelson ; introduction by Rita Dove
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"Harlem gallery", and other poems of Melvin B. Tolson, edited by Raymond Nelson ; introduction by Rita Dove
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"Harold" : the people's mayor : an authorized biography of Mayor Harold Washington, by Dempsey J. Travis
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"Harsh world" and other poems, Angel Gonzalez ; translated by Donald D. Walsh
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"Hatching ruin, " or, Mark Twain's road to bankruptcy, Charles H. Gold
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"Hating movie", Phoenix Films ; produced by Tim Spiedel ; written and directed by Chris Pelzer ; executive producer Barbara Bryant, (videorecording)
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"Have you seen Tom Thumb?"
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"Have you seen Tom Thumb?", By Mabel Leigh Hunt ; illustrated by Fritz Eichenberg
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"Having wonderful time",, by Arthur Kober; foreword by Marc Connelly
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"He built Seattle"; : a biography of Judge Thomas Burke
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"He reigns", Newsboys, (sound recording)
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"He's all man" : learning masculinity, gayness, and love from American movies, John M. Clum
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"Hear me out", [by] George C. Wallace
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"Hello, " I lied : a novel, by M.E. Kerr
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"Hello, " I lied : a novel, by M.E. Kerr
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"Hello, Mr. Henderson"
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"Hello, the boat."
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"Here I am!" said Smedley, by Simon Puttock ; illustrated by Martin and Ann Chatterton
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"Here I am!" said Smedley, by Simon Puttock ; illustrated by Martin and Ann Chatterton
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"Here I have lived"; : a history of Lincoln's Springfield, 1821-1865., A publication of the Abraham Lincoln Association, Springfield, Ill
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"Here is hell" : Canada's engagement in Somalia, Grant Dawson
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"Hey, God, what should I do now?", By Jess Lair and Jacqueline Carey Lair
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"Hi, Mister Robin!", by Alvin Tresselt ; pictures by Roger Duvoisin
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"Hi, pizza man!", by Virginia Walter ; pictures by Ponder Goembel
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"Hi, pizza man!", by Virginia Walter ; pictures by Ponder Goembel
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"High-topped shoes" and other signifiers of race, class, gender, and ethnicity in selected fiction by William Faulkner and Toni Morrison, Tommie Lee Jackson
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"Homes for pleasant living."
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"Honest enough to be bold" : the life and times of Sir James Pliny Whitney, Charles W. Humphries
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"Honey Fitz": three steps to the White House;
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"Honey in the rock" : The Ruby Pickens Tartt collection of religious folk songs from Sumter County, Alabama, edited and with preface, introd., and bibliographical essay by Olivia and Jack Solomon
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"Honoring those who paid the price" : forgotten voices from the Korean War, Randy K. Mills
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"Honour come back -"
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"How can you defend those people?" : the making of a criminal lawyer, James S. Kunen
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"How firm a foundation" : a history of the first Black church in Tuscaloosa County, Alabama, by Robert L. Glynn ; edited by Harold L. Bishop
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"How many books do you sell in Ohio?" : a quote book for writers, edited by Bill Gordon
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"How much can I make?" : actual sales and profit potential for your small business, Robert E. Bond, publisher ; Stephanie Woo, editor ; Annabelle Louie, editorial assistant ; Kimberly Tsau, editorial assistant
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"How much can I make?" : actual sales and profit potential for your small business, Robert E. Bond, publisher ; Stephanie Woo, editor ; Annabelle Louie, editorial assistant ; Kimberly Tsau, editorial assistant
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"How much can I make?" : actual sales, expenses, and/or profits on 87 franchise opportunities
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"How shall they hear?" : effective preaching for vital faith, Samuel D. Proctor ; foreword by David G. Buttrick
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"How the dominoes fell" : Southeast Asia in perspective, John H. Esterline and Mae H. Esterline
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"How to succeed in business without really trying."
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"Hurricane!", a familiarization booklet, [prepared by Noel T. Risnychok]
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"I am a man" : Chief Standing Bear's journey for justice, Joe Starita
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"I am cherry alive, " the little girl sang, by Delmore Schwartz ; pictures by Barbara Cooney
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"I am cherry alive, " the little girl sang, by Delmore Schwartz ; pictures by Barbara Cooney
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"I am looking to the North for my life" : Sitting Bull, 1876-1881, Joseph Manzione
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"I belong to the working class" : the unfinished autobiographyof Rose Pastor Stokes, edited by Herbert Shapiro and David L. Sterling
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"I built a temple for peace"
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"I can do anything" : the Sammy Davis, Jr. story, William Schoell
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"I can see you naked" : a fearless guide to making great presentations, Ron Hoff
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"I can see you naked" : a fearless guide to making great presentations, Ron Hoff
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"I can't take you anywhere!", Phyllis Reynolds Naylor ; illustrated by Jef Kaminsky
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"I can't" said the ant; : a second book of nonsense
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"I do" veils--so can you! : a step-by-step guide to making bridal headpieces, hats and veils with professional results, Claudia Lynch
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"I don't care!" said the bear, Colin West
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"I don't mind the sex, it's the violence" : film censorship explored, [by] Enid Wistrich
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"I don't mind the sex, it's the violence" : film censorship explored, [by] Enid Wistrich
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"I gave them a sword" : behind the scenes of the Nixon interviews, by David Frost ; [photos by John Bryson]
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"I have a dream" : a 50th year testament to the march that changed America, by the Southern Christian Leadership Conference ; photographs by Bob Adelman
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"I have a little problem, " said the bear, by Heinz Janisch ; illustrated by Silke Leffler
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"I have just begun to fight!"
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"I heard you paint houses" : Frank "the Irishman" Sheeran and the inside story of the Mafia, the Teamsters, and the last ride of Jimmy Hoffa, Charles Brandt
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"I love Paul Revere, whether he rode or not"* (*Warren Harding), Richard Shenkman
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"I love you more than my dog" : five decisions that drive extreme customer loyalty in good times and bad, Jeanne Bliss
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"I love you too!", Woodrow Wirsig
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"I made it myself" : 40 kids craft projects, Alan and Gill Bridgewater
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"I made it myself" : 40 kids craft projects, Alan and Gill Bridgewater
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"I never told anyone this before" : managing the initial disclosure of sexual abuse re-collections, Janice A. Gasker
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"I never wanted to be vice-president of anything!" : An investigative biography of Nelson Rockefeller, Michael Kramer & Sam Roberts
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"I remain unvanquished!" : The incredible, 1,000-year history of the Armstrong family, by William Stephenson
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"I saw you from afar";
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"I thought people like that killed themselves" : lesbians, gay men, and suicide, by Eric E. Rofes
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"I thought people like that killed themselves" : lesbians, gay men, and suicide, by Eric E. Rofes
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"I watched a wild hog eat my baby!" : a colorful history of tabloids and their cultural impact, Bill Sloan
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"I will fight no more forever" : Chief Joseph and the Nez Perce War, Merrill D. Beal
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"I will give them one more shot" : Ramsey's 1st Regiment Georgia Volunteers, George Winston Martin
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"I will never forget" : interviews with 39 former Negro league players, Brent Kelley
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"I will wear no chain!" : a social history of African-American males, Christopher B. Booker
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"I wish I could give my son a wild raccoon", edited with an introd. by Eliot Wigginton
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"I wish I could give my son a wild raccoon", edited with an introd. by Eliot Wigginton
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"I won't wait up tonight" : what to do to take care of yourself when you're living with an alcoholic or an addict, Terence Williams
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"I!" said the demon
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"I" Power : the secrets of great business in bad times, [Martin Edelston and Marion Buhagiar]
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"I" is for innocent : [a Kinsey Millhone mystery], Sue Grafton, (sound recording)
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"I" is for innocent, Sue Grafton
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"I" is for innocent, Sue Grafton
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"I" is for innocent, Sue Grafton
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"I" is for innocent, by Sue Grafton, (sound recording)
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"I'd love to kiss you ... " : conversations with Bette Davis, by Whitney Stine
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"I'll leave it to you"; : a light comedy in three acts, by Noel Coward
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"I'll never lie to you" : Jimmy Carter in his own words, [compiled by] Robert L. Turner
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"I'm from Missouri!" : Where man and mule shaped the heart of a nation;, photos by Allyson Painter, text by Irving Dilliard
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"I'm late" : the story of LaNeese & Moonlight and Alisha who didn't have anyone of her own, Mari Evans ; [illustrations by Varnette Honeywood]
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"I'm not Santa!", Jonathan Allen
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"I'm not good enough"-- and other lies women tell themselves, Sharon Jaynes
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"I'm not scared!", Jonathan Allen
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"I'm not sleepy!", Jonathan Allen
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"I'm pregnant, now what do I do?", Robert W. Buckingham & Mary P. Derby ; foreword by Elizabeth C. Winship
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"I've been black in two countries" : Black Cuban views on race in the US, Michelle A Hay
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"I've forgotten everything I learned in school!" : a refresher course to help you reclaim your education, Marilyn Vos Savant
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"I've seen the best of it" : memoirs, Joseph W. Alsop ; with Adam Platt
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"I, too, am America" : archaeological studies of African-American life, edited by Theresa A. Singleton
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"I, too, am America" : archaeological studies of African-American life, edited by Theresa A. Singleton
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"I, too, have lived in Arcadia"
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"Ibsen the romantic" : analogues of paradise in the later plays, Errol Durbach
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"Ich" : Roman, Wolfgang Hilbig
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"If I had it to do over again ... " : America's adult dropouts,, by Robert S. Gallagher
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"If I make my bed in hell, he's there" : triumph over temptation ; the autobiography of Charles Mims, Jr., foreword by Dr. Kevin Cosby
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"If elected ..." Unsuccessful candidates for the Presidency, 1796-1968,
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"If you lean in, will men just look down your blouse?" : questions and thoughts for loud, smart women in turbulent times, Gina Barreca
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"If you were only white" : the life of Leroy "Satchel" Paige, Donald Spivey
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"Image" on the art and evolution of the film : photographs and articles from the magazine of the International Museum of Photography, edited by Marshall Deutelbaum
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"In a single garment of destiny" : a global vision of justice, Martin Luther King, Jr. / edited and introduced by Lewis V. Baldwin ; foreword by Charlayne Hunter-Gault
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"In brotherhood we stand" : a short history of the Britain-Nigeria Association, 1961-2001, by Anthony Kirk-Greene
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"In the light of likeness-transformed" : the literary art of Leon Forrest, Dana A. Williams
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"In the name of the working class" : the inside story of the Hungarian Revolution, Sándor Kopácsi ; translated by Daniel and Judy Stoffman ; with a foreword by George Jonas
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"Invisible" strands in African Methodism : a history of the African Union Methodist Protestant and Union American Methodist Episcopal churches, 1805-1980, by Lewis V. Baldwin
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"Is it easy being green?" : writing the new college application essay, Justin Nevin
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"Is this thing on?" : a computer handbook for late bloomers, technophobes, and the kicking & screaming, Abby Stokes ; illustrations by Michael Sloan and Susan Hunt Yule
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"Is this thing on?" : a friendly guide to everything digital for newbies, technophobes, and the kicking & screaming, Abby Stokes ; illustrations by Michael Sloan and Susan Hunt Yule
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"It happened in Harrods" : a comedy, by John Chapman
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"It just ain't fair" : the ethics of health care for African Americans, edited by Annette Dula and Sara Goering ; with editorial contributions from Marian Gray Secundy and September Williams ; foreword by Mark Siegler
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"It just ain't fair" : the ethics of health care for African Americans, edited by Annette Dula and Sara Goering ; with editorial contributions from Marian Gray Secundy and September Williams ; foreword by Mark Siegler
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"It" (sore) to yobareta ko, Shinan hen Yurusu yÅ«ki o ikiru chikara ni kaete, Deivu PeruzÄ, Taguri Minako yaku
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"It's George!", story by Miriam Cohen ; pictures by Lillian Hoban
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"It's George!", story by Miriam Cohen ; pictures by Lillian Hoban
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"It's a white thing" : religion and suicide in the African-American community, by Kevin Eugene Early
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"It's because I love you" : an information guide to senior caregiving, Linda Joan Arzente
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"It's not about me" : personal guidebook : rescue from the life we thought would make us happy, Max Lucado with Len Woods
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"It's not fair, Jeremy Spencer's parents let him stay up all night!" : a guide to the tougher parts of parenting, Anthony E. Wolf
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"It's simple, " said Simon, by Mary Ann Hoberman ; illustrated by Meilo So
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"It's simple, " said Simon, by Mary Ann Hoberman ; illustrated by Meilo So
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"It's the pictures that got small" : Charles Brackett on Billy Wilder and Hollywood's golden age, edited by Anthony Slide
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"J" is for judgment, Sue Grafton
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"J" is for judgment, Sue Grafton
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"J" is for judgment, Sue Grafton
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"J" is for judgment, Sue Grafton, (sound recording)
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"J" is for judgment, by Sue Grafton, (sound recording)
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"Jacqueline, " pioneer heroine of the resistance, Stella King
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"January thaw, ", by William Roos, based upon the novel by Bellamy Partridge
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"Journal of a secesh lady" : the diary of Catherine Ann Devereux Edmondston, 1860-1866, edited by Beth G. Crabtree and James W. Patton
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"Jump, damn it, jump!" : memoir of a downed B-17 pilot in World War II, Edward F. Logan, Jr
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"June 22, 1941"; : Soviet historians and the German invasion., [Compiled] by Vladimir Petrov
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"Just a housewife" : The rise and fall of domesticity in America, Glenna Matthews
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"Just from Georgia",, compiled by his daughter, Marcelle Stanton Megahee; containing poems and sayings hitherto unpublished in book form, with a portrait of the author
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"Just tell the truth." : The uncensored story of how the common people live behind the Russian iron curtain,, by John L. Strohm, illustrated with photographs taken by the author
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"Just wait till you have children of your own!", Erma Bombeck ; with ill. by Bil Keane
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"Just" a nurse : From clinic to hospital ward, battleground to cancer unit-the hearts and minds of nurses today., Janet Kraegel and Mary Kachoyeanos
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"K" is for killer, Sue Grafton
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"K" is for killer, Sue Grafton, (sound recording)
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"K" is for killer, by Sue Grafton, (sound recording)
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"Kike!" A documentary history of anti-Semitism in America,, edited and with an introd. by Michael Selzer. Foreword by Herbert Gold
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"Kind regards of S.G. Brown" : selected poems of Solomon G. Brown, compiled by Louise Daniel Hutchinson and Gail Sylvia Lowe
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"Kingpin", by Burt Hirschfeld & Edwin Fadiman
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"L" is for lawless, Sue Grafton
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"L" is for lawless, Sue Grafton, (large print)
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"L" is for lawless, Sue Grafton, (large print)
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"L" is for lawless, Sue Grafton, (sound recording)
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"L" is for lawless, Sue Grafton, (sound recording)
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"L" is for library, Sonya Terry ; illustrated by Nicole Wong
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"Lady in the locker room", Susan Fornoff
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"Latchkey children" in the public library : a position paper, prepared by the Service to Children Committee of the Public Library Association, a division of the American Library Association, in collaboration with the Library Service to Children with Special Needs Committee of the Association for Library Service to Children
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"Law never here" : a social history of African American responses to issues of crime and justice, Frankie Y. Bailey and Alice P. Green
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"Leave none to tell the story" : genocide in Rwanda, written by Alison Des Forges ; based on research by Alison Des Forges ... [et al.]
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"Leave that cricket be, Alan Lee", Barbara Ann Porte ; pictures by Donna Ruff
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"Leave that cricket be, Alan Lee", Barbara Ann Porte ; pictures by Donna Ruff
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"Lessons" of the past; : the use and misuse of history in American foreign policy, Ibyt Ernest R. May
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"Let a dead horse rest" : and other great guffaws from the world's top sports figures, compiled by Loran Smith ; illustrated by Jack Davis
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"Let it burn!" : the Philadelphia tragedy, Michael Boyette with Randi Boyette
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"Let me tell you a story", By George Arthur Roberts
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"Let the word go forth" : the speeches, statements, and writings of John F. Kennedy, selected and with an introduction by Theodore C. Sorensen
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"Let the word go forth" : the speeches, statements, and writings of John F. Kennedy, selected and with an introduction by Theodore C. Sorensen
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"Let's get a pup!" said Kate, Bob Graham
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"Let's swallow Switzerland" : Hitler's plans against the Swiss Confederation, Klaus Urner ; translated by Lotti N. Eichhorn
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"Licentious liberty" in a Brazilian gold-mining region : slavery, gender, and social control in eighteenth-century Sabará, Minas Gerais, Kathleen J. Higgins
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"Licentious liberty" in a Brazilian gold-mining region : slavery, gender, and social control in eighteenth-century Sabará, Minas Gerais, Kathleen J. Higgins
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"Life unworthy of life" : racial phobia and mass murder in Hitler's Germany, James M. Glass
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"Life was meant to be lived" : a centenary portrait of Eleanor Roosevelt, Joseph P. Lash
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"Like it was" : Bicentennial games 'n fun handbook, Adah Parker Strobell and recreation majors, past and present, University of Maryland ; pref. by Dwight F. Rettie ; illustrated by Susan Walden
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"Like it was" : Bicentennial games 'n fun handbook, Adah Parker Strobell and recreation majors, past and present, University of Maryland ; pref. by Dwight F. Rettie ; illustrated by Susan Walden
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"Like no other store in the world" : the inside story of Bloomingdale's, Mark Stevens
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"Lire"-- le Discours sur le colonialisme d'Aimé Césaire, par Georges Ngal
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"Lire--" Ãthiopiques de Senghor : lecture de l'itinéraire senghorien dans Ãthiopiques de Léopold Sédar Senghor, par Fernando Lambert
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"Listen to this voice" : selected speeches of Governor Zell Miller, Zell Miller
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"Literchoor Is My Beat" : a Life of James Laughlin, Publisher of New Directions, Ian S. MacNiven
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"Live" Hamp, a Ruggles-Reber production ; produced by Wesley Ruggles, Jr. & Gary Reber ; directed by Bill Cosel, (videorecording)
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"Living toys", Thomas Adà ̈s, (sound recording)
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"Lone Wolf" Gonzaullas, Texas Ranger, by Brownson Malsch ; foreword by Mary Nell Garrison ; introduction by Harold J. Weiss, Jr
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"Look for me all around you" : anglophone Caribbean immigrants in the Harlem Renaissance, edited by Louis J. Parascandola
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"Looking up at down" : the emergence of blues culture, William Barlow
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"Lord, we're just trying to save your water" : environmental activism and dissent in the Appalachian South, Suzanne Marshall ; foreword by Stanley Harrold and Randall J. Miller
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"Love and admiration and respect" : the O'Neill-Commins correspondence, edited by Dorothy Commins
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"Love and theft", Bob Dylan, (sound recording)
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"M" is for malice, Sue Grafton
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"M" is for malice, Sue Grafton, (large print)
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"M" is for malice, Sue Grafton, (large print)
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"M" is for malice, Sue Grafton, (large print)
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"M" is for malice, Sue Grafton, (sound recording)
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"M" is for malice, by Sue Grafton, (sound recording)
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"M.H." meets President Harding : a novel, by Michael Zagst
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"Man over money" : the Southern Populist critique of American capitalism, Bruce Palmer
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"Marse Henry"
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"Marse Henry, " : a biography of Henry Watterson, [writtem] by Isaac F. Marcosson ; wiith a foreword by Arthur Krock
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"Master Harold" -- and the boys : a drama, by Athol Fugard
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"Master Harold"-- and the boys, Athol Fugard
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"Master Harold"... and the boys, Athol Fugard
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"Master Harold"... and the boys, Athol Fugard
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"Mau Mau" detainee : the account by a Kenya African of his experiences in detention camps, 1953-60, Josiah Mwangi Kariuki ; [foreword by Margery Perham]
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"Me Granddad 'ad an elephant!" : three stories of Muslim life in South India, by Vaikom Muhammad Basheer ; translated from the Malayalam by R.E. Asher ... [et al.]
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"Me Granddad 'ad an elephant!" : three stories of Muslim life in South India, by Vaikom Muhammad Basheer ; translated from the Malayalam by R.E. Asher ... [et al.]
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"Mek some noise" : gospel music and the ethics of style in Trinidad, Timothy Rommen
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"Mek some noise" : gospel music and the ethics of style in Trinidad, Timothy Rommen
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"Mementos, " good wishes and latter day lines, Francis Hodgson Orme
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"Michener's the name", by Robert Vavra
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"Miscegenation" : making race in America, Elise Lemire
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"Miscegenation" : making race in America, Elise Lemire
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"Miss Pell would never misspell" and other painless tricks for memorizing how to spell and use wily words, Brian P. Cleary ; Illustrated by J.P. Sandy
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"Miss Träumerei." : A Weimar idyl,, by Albert Morris Bagby
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"Mixed blood" Indians : racial construction in the early South, Theda Perdue
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"Mo" : a woman's view of Watergate, by Maureen Dean, with Hays Gorey
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"Mom, Jason's breathing on me!" : the solution to sibling bickering, Anthony E. Wolf
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"Mom, he hit me" : what to do about sibling rivalry, Elaine K. McEwan
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"Mom, you don't understand!" : a daughter and mother share their views, by Carol Koffinke and Julie Jordan
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"Mommy, I'm scared" : how TV and movies frighten children and what we can do to protect them, Joanne Cantor
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"Mommy, I'm scared" : how TV and movies frighten children and what we can do to protect them, Joanne Cantor
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"Moral"; : a comedy in three acts,, tr. by Charles Recht from the German of Ludwig Thoma
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"More more more" said the baby : 3 love stories, Vera B. Williams
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"More" Harms hits through the years : words and music complete
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"Most blessed of the patriarchs" : Thomas Jefferson and the empire of the imagination, Annette Gordon-Reed, Peter S. Onuf
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"Most blessed of the patriarchs" : Thomas Jefferson and the empire of the imagination, Annette Gordon-Reed, Peter S. Onuf, (sound recording)
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"Mozart" leaves at nine
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"Mr. Anonymous, " Robert W. Woodruff of Coca-Cola, by Charles Elliott
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"Mr. Cub, ", by Ernie Banks and Jim Enright
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"Mr. President" : George Washington and the making of the nation's highest office, Harlow Giles Unger
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"Mr. Secretary"
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"Mr. W. & I, " : being the authentic diary of Caroline Le Roy Webster, during a famous journey with the Honble Daniel Webster to Great Britain and the continent in the year 1839., With an introduction by Claude M. Fuess
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"Mrs. Riley Bought Five Itchy Aardvarks" and other painless tricks for memorizing science facts, Brian P. Cleary ; illustrated by J.P. Sandy
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"Multiplication is for white people" : raising expectations for other people's children, Lisa Delpit
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"My Ladie Dundie" : being a very true accompt of her life, death & burial, & of the finding of her body so perfect one hundred years later, all faithfully told by her biographer & scribe Katherine Parker ; with a foreword by Charles Sanford Terry
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"My darling" dolls., Edited by Dorothy S. Coleman
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"My darling" dolls., Edited by Dorothy S. Coleman
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"My dear ones",, by Neil and Margaret Rau
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"My husband's trying to kill me!" : a true story of money, marriage, and murderous intent, Jim Schutze
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"My memoirs of Georgia politics, ", written and published by Mrs. William H. Felton after she had reached her 75th birthday ..
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"My memoirs of Georgia politics, ", written and published by Mrs. William H. Felton after she had reached her 75th birthday ..
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"My mind set on freedom" : a history of the civil rights movement, 1954-1968, John A. Salmond
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"My mind set on freedom" : a history of the civil rights movement, 1954-1968, John A. Salmond
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"My name is Jonathan (and I have AIDS)", authors, Sharon Schilling, Jonathan Swain ; photography, Bret Leeper, Colleen Hennessy
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"Myne owne ground" : race and freedom on Virginia's Eastern Shore, 1640-1676, T.H. Breen, Stephen Innes
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"Myne owne ground" : race and freedom on Virginia's Eastern Shore, 1640-1676, T.H. Breen, Stephen Innes
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"Más más más" dijo el bebé : 3 historias de amor, Vera B. Williams ; traducidas por Liliana Valenzuela
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"N" is for noose [sound recording]
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"N" is for noose, Sue Grafton, (large print)
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"N" is for noose, Sue Grafton, (large print)
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"N" is for noose, Sue Grafton, (sound recording)
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"N" is for noose, by Sue Grafton, (sound recording)
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"N" is for noose, by Sue Grafton, (sound recording)
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"National Velvet", by Enid Bagnold ; drawings by Laurian Jones
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"National Velvet", by Enid Bagnold ; illustrations by Paul Brown
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"National Velvet", by Enid Bagnold ; illustrations by Ted Lewin
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"Negro president" : Jefferson and the slave power, Garry Wills
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"New negroes from Africa" : slave trade abolition and free African settlement in the nineteenth-century Caribbean, Rosanne Marion Adderley
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"New negroes from Africa" : slave trade abolition and free African settlement in the nineteenth-century Caribbean, Rosanne Marion Adderley
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"Nihonjin" kentei doriru : otona no jÅshiki ga tamesareru, Nihonjin Kentei Iinkai hen
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"No man can hinder me" : black troops in the Union armies during the American Civil War : an exhibition at the Beinecke Rare Book & Manuscript Library, December 2003--February 2004
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"No one will lissen"; : how our legal system brutalizes the youthful poor, Ibyt Lois G. Forer
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"No standing armies!" : The antiarmy ideology in seventeenth-century England, [by] Lois G. Schwoerer
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"No struggle, no progress" : Frederick Douglass and his proverbial rhetoric for civil rights, Wolfgang Mieder
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"No such army since the days of Julius Caesar" : Sherman's Carolinas campaign from Fayetteville to Averasboro, March 1865, Mark A. Smith and Wade Sokolosky
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"No!" said Joe, John Prater
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"Nobody likes me" : helping your child make friends, Elaine K. McEwan
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"Nobody's children" : Jamaican children in police detention and government institutions
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"Normale Härte" : Brägels neue Ausreissversuche ; Lebenshilfe fÃ1⁄4r Hobby-Radsportler, JÃ1⁄4rgen Löhle
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"Not I, but the wind ...", New York, Viking Press, 1934
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"Not charity, but justice" : the story of Jacob A. Riis, by Edith Patterson Meyer
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"Not even past" : race, historical trauma, and subjectivity in Faulkner, Larsen, and Van Vechten, Dorothy Stringer
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"Not in my back yard" : removing barriers to affordable housing : report to President Bush and Secretary Kemp, by the Advisory Commission on Regulatory Barriers to Affordable Housing ; Thomas H. Kean, chairman ; Thomas Ludlow Ashley, vice-chairman
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"Not now!" said the cow, by Joanne Oppenheim ; illustrated by Chris Demarest
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"Not now!" said the cow, by Joanne Oppenheim ; illustrated by Chris Demarest
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"Not now!" said the cow, by Joanne Oppenheim ; illustrated by Chris Demarest
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"Not now!" said the cow, produced by the Bank Street College of Education and Byron Preiss Visual Publications, (videorecording)
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"Not to people like us" : hidden abuse in upscale marriages, Susan Weitzman
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"Now I get it!" : 12 ten-minute classroom drama skits for science, math, language, and social studies, Volume II, For grades 4-6, by L.E. McCullough
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"Now I get it!" : 12 ten-minute classroom drama skits for science, math, language, and social studies, Volume II, For grades 4-6, by L.E. McCullough
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"Now for my next trick---" : cartoons from the Washington Blade, by Michael Willhoite
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"Now look what you've done, Lyrics Born!" : greatest hits!, Lyrics Born
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"Now you know" : reactions after seeing Saving Private Ryan, introduction by Steve Case ; edited by Jesse Kornbluth and Linda Sunshine
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"Now you know" : reactions after seeing Saving Private Ryan, introduction by Steve Case ; edited by Jesse Kornbluth and Linda Sunshine
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"Now you know" : reactions after seeing Saving Private Ryan, introduction by Steve Case ; edited by Jesse Kornbluth and Linda Sunshine
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"O"
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"O" IS FOR OUTLAW
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"O" is for outlaw, Sue Grafton
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"O" is for outlaw, Sue Grafton, (large print)
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"O" is for outlaw, Sue Grafton, (large print)
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"O" is for outlaw, Sue Grafton, (sound recording)
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"O" is for outlaw, by Sue Grafton ; read by Judy Kaye, (sound recording)
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"O, say can you see?" : a bi-focal tour of Washington, by Helen B. Stern and Philip M. Stern ; with photos. by George de Vincent
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"Obscene" literature and constitutional law; : a forensic defense of freedom of the press., New introd. by Jerold S. Auerbach
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"Oh, no," said Elephant, A.H. Benjamin ; with pictures by Alireza Goldouzian
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"Oh, simple!", story and ill. by Jane Breskin Zalben
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"Oh, waiter! One order of crow!" : inside the strangest presidential election finish in American history, Jeff Greenfield
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"Old Bruin": Commodore Matthew C. Perry, 1794-1858; : the American naval officer who helped found Liberia
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"Olvidese Frank, desde el Panteon No Podremos Hacer Periodismo" Alejandro Junca de las Vega
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"On another day ..." : tales told among the Nkundo of Zaire, [collected] by Mabel H. Ross and Barbara K. Walker ; with a foreword by Daniel J. Crowley
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"On my way" : the untold story of Rouben Mamoulian, George Gershwin, and Porgy and Bess, Joseph Horowitz
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"Only joking!" laughed the lobster, Colin West
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"Only the best is good enough" : the Woodfield lectures on children's literature, 1978-1985, edited by Margaret Fearn
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"Or does it explode?" : Black Harlem in the Great Depression, Cheryl Lynn Greenberg
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"Or does it explode?" : Black Harlem in the Great Depression, Cheryl Lynn Greenberg
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"Ordinary" children, extraordinary teachers, Marva Collins
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"Other people's diasporas" : negotiating race in contemporary Irish and Irish American culture, Sinéad Moynihan
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"Other sheep I have" : the autobiography of Father Paul M. Washington, with David McI. Gracie ; afterword by Barbara Harris
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"Other sheep I have" : the autobiography of Father Paul M. Washington, with David McI. Gracie ; afterword by Barbara Harris
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"Our Ansley family", by Harold Ansley Davidson; : a record of the lives and times of the early members of the Ansley house in America, with ancestral tables covering a number of the family groups of their descendants
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"Our Father";
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"Our Father"; : devotional studies on the Lord's prayer,, by Dr. Alexander Maclaren
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"Our connection with Savannah" : history of the First Battalion Georgia Sharpshooters, 1862-1865, Russell K. Brown
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"Our crowd"; : the great Jewish families of New York
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"Our famous guest" : Mark Twain in Vienna, Carl Dolmetsch
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"Our first line of defense" : presidential reflections on US intelligence
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"Our kin"; : the genealogies of some of the early families who made history in the founding and development of Bedford County, Virginia,, by Mary Denham Ackerly and Lula Eastman Jeter Parker
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"Our kind of movie" : the films of Andy Warhol, Douglas Crimp
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"Out of the East"; : reveries and studies in new Japan
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"Out of the mouths of mathematicians" : a quotation book for philomaths, Rosemary Schmalz
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"P" is for peril, Sue Grafton, (electronic resource)
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"P" is for peril, Sue Grafton, (electronic resource)
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"P" is for peril, Sue Grafton, (sound recording)
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"P" is for princess, Sesame Workshop, (videorecording)
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"Paddle", said the swan, written and illustrated by Gloria Kamen
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"Paper" through the ages, by Shaaron Cosner ; pictures by Priscilla Kiedrowski
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"Papillon", Warner Bros. Pictures ; Allied Artists presents ; directed by Franklin J. Schaffner ; screenplay by Dalton Trumbo and Lorenzo Semple, Jr. ; produced by Robert Dorfmann and Franklin J. Schaffner, (videorecording)
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"Paradiso"
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"Pardon?" said the giraffe, story and pictures by Colin West
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"Peaks of Yemen I summon" : poetry as cultural practice in a North Yemeni tribe, Steven C. Caton
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"Peaks of Yemen I summon" : poetry as cultural practice in a North Yemeni tribe, Steven C. Caton
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"People" : (A book of quotes and comments about the different attitudes of people), Volume I, by Renard Gresham ; with illustrations by Joel Gresham
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"Photographed all the best scenery": Jack Hillers's diary of the Powell expeditions, 1871-1875., Edited by Don D. Fowler
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"Pickwick"; : a play in three acts,, by Cosmo Hamilton and Frank C. Reilly, freely based upon The Pickwick papers, by Charles Dickens. Time: 1827-28. Place: England
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"Piracy"; : a romantic chronicle of these days
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"Pleasing for our use" : David Tannenberg and the organs of the Moravians, edited by Carol A. Traupman-Carr
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"Plucky" Lindbergh; : incidents in the life of Colonel Charles Lindbergh and brief biography, log of his transatlantic trip and receptions, recording all important facts,, by Gage Lindbergh [pseud.]
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"Poems", Nikki Giovanni, (sound recording)
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"Poor Carolina" : politics and society in colonial North Carolina, 1729-1776, A. Roger Ekirch
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"Por gracia sois salvos" : estudios bÃblicos sobre sanaciÃ3n y reconciliaciÃ3n
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"Porte Crayon": : the life of David Hunter Strother
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"Portuguese" style and Luso-African identity : precolonial Senegambia, sixteenth-nineteenth centuries, Peter Mark
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"Portuguese" style and Luso-African identity : precolonial Senegambia, sixteenth-nineteenth centuries, Peter Mark
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"Pretends to be free" : runaway slave advertisements from colonial and revolutionary New York and New Jersey, edited by Graham Russell Hodges and Alan Edward Brown
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"Pretty good for a woman" : the enigmas of Evelyn Scott, D.A. Callard
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"Primitivism" in 20th century art : affinity of the tribal and the modern, edited by William Rubin
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"Primitivism" in 20th century art : affinity of the tribal and the modern, edited by William Rubin
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"Queen Elizabeth" at war : His Majesty's transport, 1939-1946, Chris Konings ; with sketches by Oswald Brett ; foreword by Frank O. Braynard ; afterword by Walter Lord
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"R" is for ricochet, Sue Grafton, (sound recording)
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"Race" and early childhood education : an international approach to identity, politics, and pedagogy, edited by Glenda Mac Naughton and Karina Davis
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"Race" and racism : the development of modern racism in America, Richard J. Perry
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"Race", culture, and difference, edited by James Donald and Ali Rattansi
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"Race", culture, and difference, edited by James Donald and Ali Rattansi
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"Race, " rights and the law in the Supreme Court of Canada : historical case studies, James W. St. G. Walker
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"Race, " writing, and difference, edited by Henry Louis Gates, Jr
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"Race, " writing, and difference, edited by Henry Louis Gates, Jr
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"Re'lize whut ahm talkin' 'bout?" : African-American tall tales in Black English, capturing the essence of the Black experience, Steve Chennault
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"Record it, and let it be known" : song lyrics, gender and ethnicity in Brazil, Cuba, Martinique, and Trinidad and Tobago from 1920 to 1960, Christopher F. Laferl
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"Remember the ladies" : New perspectives on women in American history : essays in honor of Nelson Manfred Blake, edited by Carol V. R. George
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"Reminiscences of Old First Church," : an address. Delivered on April 19, 1903, at the last meeting in the old building of the First M.E. Church, South (successor to Wesley Chapel, first built in 1848) of Atlanta, Ga
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"Rich Georgian strangely shot" : Eugene Grace, "Daisy of the Leopard Spots" and the Great Atlanta Shooting of 1912, Tom Hughes
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"Rock it come over" : the folk music of Jamaica, with special reference to Kumina and the work of Mrs. Imogene "Queenie" Kennedy
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"Romantic" and its cognates; : the European history of a word,, edited by Hans Eichner
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"Romantic" and its cognates; : the European history of a word,, edited by Hans Eichner
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"S.S." Gigantic across the Atlantic : the story of the world's biggest ocean liner ever! and its disastrous maiden voyage, based on a true story (sort of), by Peter Selgin
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"Sailor, beware!" : a comedy in three acts, by Philip King and Falkland Cary
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"Salaryman" in Japan : illustrated
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"Salutary neglect" : the American colonies in the first half of the 18th century, Murray N. Rothbard
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"Sam ovtÍ¡sa" : avtobiograficheskaiÍ¡a proza, AndreÄ Makarevich
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"Say ... didn't you used to be George Murphy?", By George Murphy, with Victor Lasky
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"Say it ain't so, Joe."
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"Second census" of Kentucky, 1800; : a privately compiled and published enumeration of tax payers appearing in the 79 manuscript volumes extant of tax lists of the 42 counties of Kentucky in existence in 1800,, by G. Glenn Clift
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"Secrets" of effective offense : survival strategies for self-defense, martial arts, and law enforcement, Marc MacYoung
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"Shake the devil off", Dorothy Norwood, (sound recording)
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"Shakespeare" by another name : the life of Edward de Vere, Earl of Oxford, the man who was Shakespeare, Mark Anderson ; foreword by Sir Derek Jacobi
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"Shakespeare" by another name : the life of Edward de Vere, Earl of Oxford, the man who was Shakespeare, Mark Anderson, (sound recording)
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"Shakespeare" identified in Edward De Vere, the seventeenth earl of Oxford., Introd. by William McFee; afterwords by Charles Wisner Barrell
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"Shakin' up" race and gender : intercultural connections in Puerto Rican, African American, and Chicano narratives and culture (1965-1995), Marta E. Sánchez
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"Shakin' up" race and gender : intercultural connections in Puerto Rican, African American, and Chicano narratives and culture (1965-1995), Marta E. Sánchez
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"She was a sister sailor" : the whaling journals of Mary Brewster, 1845-1851, edited by Joan Druett
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"Sheer good fortune" : celebrating Toni Morrison, executive producer, Joanne V. Gabbin ; producer, Judith McCray, (videorecording)
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"Shouldn't you be in school?", Lemony Snicket ; art by Seth
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"Show boat" : vocal selection, music by Jerome Kern ; words by Oscar Hammerstein 2nd
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"Shut those thick lips!" : A study of slum school failure,, Gerry Rosenfeld
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"Shut up!" he explained : a writer's guide to the uses and misuses of dialogue, by William Noble
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"Since O'Casey" and other essays on Irish drama, Robert Hogan
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"Sing out, warning! sing out, love!" : the writings of Lee Hays, edited by Robert S. Koppelman ; foreword by Pete Seeger
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"Slowly, slowly, slowly, " said the sloth, Eric Carle ; [foreword by Jane Goodall]
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"Slowly, slowly, slowly, " said the sloth, Eric Carle ; [foreword by Jane Goodall]
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"Smile" : and, "Tarrytown tenor", Carmen Leggio, (sound recording ;)
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"Smile, " says little Crocodile, by Jane Belk Moncure ; illustrated by Linda Hohag and Lori Jacobson
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"Smoked Yankees" and the struggle for empire : letters from negro soldiers, 1898-1902, [compiled by] Willard B. Gatewood, Jr
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"Smoked Yankees" and the struggle for empire: : letters from Negro soldiers, 1898-1902, [by] Willard B. Gatewood, Jr
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"So beloved Cousins" : the life and times of Solon B. Cousins, Jr., by Joseph E. Nettles
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"So what are you going to do with that?" : finding careers outside academia, Susan Basalla and Maggie Debelius
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"So what are you going to do with that?" : finding careers outside academia, Susan Basalla and Maggie Debelius
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"Socialism is great!" : a worker's memoir of the new China, Lijia Zhang
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"Some of my best friends ..."
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"Some system of the nature here proposed" : Joseph Lovell's Remarks on the sick report, Northern Department, U.S. Army, 1817 and the rise of the modern US Army Medical Department, Stephen C. Craig
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"Somebody's calling my name" : Black sacred music and social change, Wyatt Tee Walker
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"Somebody's calling my name" : Black sacred music and social change, Wyatt Tee Walker
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"Something urgent I have to say to you" : the life and works of William Carlos Williams, Herbert Leibowitz
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"Sounds so good to me" : the bluesman's story, Barry Lee Pearson
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"Southern battlefields" : a list of battlefields on and near the lines of the Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Railway and Western & Atlantic Railway, and a brief description of the more important battles fought along these lines, also information about Lookout Mountain, Chickamauga Park and the famous engine "General."
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"Stalwart women" : a historical analysis of deans of women in the South, Carolyn Terry Bashaw ; foreword by Linda Eisenmann
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"Stalwart women" : a historical analysis of deans of women in the South, Carolyn Terry Bashaw ; foreword by Linda Eisenmann
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"Stamped with the image of God" : African Americans as God's image in Black, Cyprian Davis, Jamie Phelps, editors
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"Stamped with the image of God" : African Americans as God's image in Black, Cyprian Davis, Jamie Phelps, editors
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"Stand back, " said the elephant, "I'm going to sneeze!", by Patricia Thomas ; illustrated by Wallace Tripp
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"Stand back, " said the elephant, "I'm going to sneeze!", by Patricia Thomas ; illustrated by Wallace Tripp
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"Stand back, " said the elephant, : "I'm going to sneeze!", Illustrated by Wallace Tripp
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"Stay out of politics" : a philosopher views South Africa, Ronald Aronson
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"Stay out of politics" : a philosopher views South Africa, Ronald Aronson
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"Step right up, folks!"
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"Stepchildren" of France,, translated from the French by Henry Noble Hall
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"Stony the road" to change : Black Mississippians and the culture of social relations, Marilyn M. Thomas-Houston
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"Stony the road" to change : Black Mississippians and the culture of social relations, Marilyn M. Thomas-Houston
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"Strong and brave fellows" : New Hampshire's black soldiers and sailors of the American Revolution, 1775-1784, Glenn A. Knoblock
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"Subtle is the Lord-- " : the science and the life of Albert Einstein, Abraham Pais
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"Such goings on.",, by Nellw Womack Hines
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"Sunbury", Georgia Department of Natural Resources ; written & produced by Shane Keating ; edited by Amy Linton, (videorecording)
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"Sunday coming" : Black baseball in Virginia, by Darrell J. Howard
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"Surely you're joking, Mr. Feynman!" : adventures of a curious character, Richard P. Feynman as told to Ralph Leighton ; edited by Edward Hutchings
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"Susanna, " "Jeanie, " and "the old folks at home" : the songs of Stephen C. Foster from his time to ours, William W. Austin
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"Swing the sickle for the harvest is ripe" : gender and slavery in antebellum Georgia, Daina Ramey Berry
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"T" is for "terrific" : Mahji's ABC's, by Mahji Hall = "T" es por "terrÃfico" : el ABC de Mahji / por Mahji Hall
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"T" is for "terrific" : Mahji's ABC's, by Mahji Hall = "T" es por "terrÃfico" : el ABC de Mahji / por Mahji Hall
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"Take care of Josette" : a memoir in defense of occupied France, by Jacqueline Wolf
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"Take care of things, " Edward said, Helen E. Buckley ; illustrated by Katherine Coville
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"Take care of things, " Edward said, Helen E. Buckley ; illustrated by Katherine Coville
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"Take up the Black man's burden" : Kansas City's African American communities, 1865-1939, Charles E. Coulter
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"Tell it like it is.", (1 Record)
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"Tell it to us easy" and other stories : a complete short fiction anthology of African American women writers in Opportunity magazine, (1923-1948), edited by Judith Musser
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"Tell me a riddle", Tillie Olsen ; edited and with an introduction by Deborah Silverton Rosenfelt
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"Tell me a riddle", Tillie Olsen ; edited and with an introduction by Deborah Silverton Rosenfelt
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"Tell me, Josephine", edited by Barbara Hall
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"Tell them we are singing for Jesus" : the original Fisk Jubilee Singers and Christian reconstruction, 1871-1878, Toni P. Anderson
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"Thank you for submitting your proposal" : a foundation director reveals what happens next, Martin Teitel
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"Thank you", by Janet Riehecky ; illustrated by Gwen Connelly
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"Thank you", by Janet Riehecky ; illustrated by Gwen Connelly
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"That Pellet woman!", By Betty Pellet, with Alexander Klein
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"That disgraceful affair, " the Black Hawk War
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"That pestilent cosmetic, rhetoric",, by Sol Chaneles & Jerome Snyder
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"The Benedicts abroad" : five generations (1785-1923), being scattered chapters from the history of the Cooper, Pomeroy, Woolson and Benedict families, with extracts from their letters and journals, as well as articles and poems, by Constance Fenimore Woolson ; by Clare Benedict
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"The Benedicts abroad", arranged and edited by Clare Benedict
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"The Fisherman and his wife" : GÃ1⁄4nter Grass's The flounder in critical perspective, edited by Siegfried Mews
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"The Mephistopheles of Southern politics" : a critical analysis of some of the political thought of Alexander Hamilton Stephens, Vice-President of the Confederacy, by Jasper Bradly Reid, Jr
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"The Safe deposit box" and other stories about grandparents, old lovers, and crazy old men, by Isaac B. Singer ... [et al.] ; edited with an afterword by Kerry M. Olitzky ; preface by Claude Pepper
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"The Spanish ulcer" : a history of the Peninsular War, David Gates
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"The Stage" cyclopaedia; : a bibliography of plays. An alphabetical list of plays and other stage pieces of which any record can be found since the commencement of the English stage, together with descriptions, authors' names, dates and places of production, and other useful information, comprising in all nearly 50,000 plays, and extending over a period of upwards of 500 years., Compiled by Reginald Clarence [pseud.]
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"The Stage" cyclopdia; : a bibliography of plays. An alphabetical list of plays and other stage pieces of which any record can be found since the commencement of the English stage, together with descriptions, authors' names, dates and places of production, and other useful information, comprising in all nearly 50,000 plays, and extending over a period of upwards of 500 years., Compiled by Reginald Clarence
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"The Star Spangled Banner", by Oscar George Theodore Sonneck
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"The Star Spangled Banner."
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"The best school in the world" : West Point, the pre-Civil War years, 1833-1866, James L. Morrison, Jr
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"The bloody writing is for ever torn" : domestic and international consequences of the first governmental efforts to abolish the Atlantic slave trade, a conference sponsored by the Omohundro Institute of Early American History and Culture of the College of William and Mary and the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation ; The Gilder Lehrman Center for the Study of Slavery, Resistance, and Abolition at Yale University ; The Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History ; The W.E.B. DuBois Institute for African and african American Research at Harvard University ; The Wilberforce Institute for the Study of Slavery and Emancipation at the University of Hull ; written by Ronald Hoffman, Ted Maris-Wolf, Sally D. Mason ; Ronald Hoffman, director ; a Steve Mason Media Concepts production. The abolition of the Atlantic slave trade : origins, effects, and legacies : a film drawn from the proceedings of "The bloody writing is for ever torn" / directed by Ronald Hoffman ; written and produced by Ted Maris-Wolf ; a Steve Mason Media Concepts production, (videorecording)
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"The butler did it" : a comedy in three acts (for 5F, 5M), by Tim Kelly
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"The changing same" : black women's literature, criticism, and theory, Deborah E. McDowell
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"The changing same" : black women's literature, criticism, and theory, Deborah E. McDowell
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"The dragon has come."
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"The dye is now cast" : the road to American independence, 1774-1776, text by Lillian B. Miller, historian, National Portrait Gallery, and the staff of the Historian's Office
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"The earth is flat"--and other great mistakes, Laurence Pringle ; illustrated by Steve Miller
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"The earth is flat"--and other great mistakes, Laurence Pringle ; illustrated by Steve Miller
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"The eye that never sleeps" : a history of the Pinkerton National Detective Agency, Frank Morn
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"The factory ship" and "The absentee landlord.", Translated by Frank Motofuji
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"The fiddle and the bow."
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"The fightin'est ship"; : the story of the cruiser "Helena", by Lieutenant C. G. Morris, USNR, with Hugh B. Cave
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"The four little children" : a likely story, Larry Michalove
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"The golden rules of blogging" : (& when to break them), Robin Houghton
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"The good war" : an oral history of World War Two, Studs Terkel
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"The good war" : an oral history of World War Two, Studs Terkel
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"The infidel within" : Muslims in Britain since 1800, Humayun Ansari
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"The infidel within" : Muslims in Britain since 1800, Humayun Ansari
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"The inside light" : new critical essays on Zora Neale Hurston, Deborah G. Plant, editor
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"The inside light" : new critical essays on Zora Neale Hurston, Deborah G. Plant, editor
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"The ladies!" : A shining constellation of wit and beauty,, by E. Barrington ..
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"The land of the sky," or, Adventures in mountain by-ways, by Christian Reid
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"The last of the novelists" : F. Scott Fitzgerald and The last tycoon, by Matthew J. Bruccoli
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"The meaning of life" : according to the great and good, Richard Kinnier ; Jerry Kernes ; Nancy Tribbensee and Tina Van Puymbroeck
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"The men's club" : how to lose your prostate without losing your sense of humor, by Bert Gottlieb, Thomas Mawn
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"The milkman's on his way", David Rees
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"The missing link; " : or, The Negro's ethnological status ..., Chambersburg, Pa., The Democratic news
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"The most dangerous Communist in the United States" : a biography of Herbert Aptheker, Gary Murrell ; with an afterword by Bettina Aptheker
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"The most dangerous Communist in the United States" : a biography of Herbert Aptheker, Gary Murrell ; with an afterword by Bettina Aptheker
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"The most effective organization in the U.S." : leadership secrets of the Salvation Army, Robert A. Watson and Ben Brown
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"The most segregated city in America" : city planning and civil rights in Birmingham, 1920-1980, Charles E. Connerly
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"The noble buyer" : John Quinn, patron of the avant-garde, Judith Zilczer
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"The place where Hell bubbled up; " : a history of the first national park,, by David A. Clary
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"The power to alter things, " 1905-1924, edited by Norman and Jeanne MacKenzie
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"The president has been shot" : confusion, disability, and the 25th amendment in the aftermath of the attempted assassination of Ronald Reagan, Herbert L. Abrams
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"The problem of the color line : normative or empirical, evolving or non-evolving", Frank M. Kirkland ; [with responses by Rose Cherubin and Jeffrey Stewart, and an introduction by Marilyn McKenzie]
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"The rest of us" : the rise of America's eastern European Jews, by Stephen Birmingham
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"The sayings of Poor Richard" : the prefaces, proverbs, and poems of Benjamin Franklin, originally printed in Poor Richard's almanacs for 1773-1758, collected and edited by Paul Leicester Ford
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"The sky is falling" : a global warming survival guide, by Cal Orey and Mark Jabo ; illustrated by Kelley Cunningham
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"The sting of death" and other stories, by Shimao Toshio ; translated, with introd. and interpretive comments by Kathryn Sparling
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"The target is destroyed" : what really happened to flight 007 and what America knew about it, Seymour M. Hersh
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"The terrible siren, " : Victoria Woodhull (1838-1927), by Emanie Sachs ..
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"The theatre we worked for" : the letters of Eugene O'Neill to Kenneth Macgowan, edited by Jackson R. Bryer, with the assistance of Ruth M. Alvarez ; with introductory essays by Travis Bogard
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"The things I said to me I say to you", T.M. Alexander, Sr. ; with an introduction by Dorothy Alexander McCown ; edited by Carol Ann Jackson Miller
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"The trouble with dogs--" said Dad, Bob Graham
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"The useless mouths", and other literary writings, Simone de Beauvoir ; edited by Margaret A. Simons and Marybeth Timmermann ; foreword by Sylvie Le Bon de Beauvoir
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"The world's easiest guide" to family relationships, Gary Chapman, with Randy Southern
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"Them" : Stalin's Polish puppets, Teresa Toranska ; translated from the Polish by Agnieszka Kolakowska ; with an introduction by Harry Willetts
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"There are no islands, any more"; : lines written in passion and in deep concern for England, France and my own country,, by Edna St. Vincent Millay
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"There are no slaves in France" : the political culture of race and slavery in the Ancien Régime, Sue Peabody
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"There are rocks in my socks, " said the ox to the fox, by Patricia Thomas ; illustrated by Mordicai Gerstein
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"There are rocks in my socks, " said the ox to the fox, by Patricia Thomas ; illustrated by Mordicai Gerstein
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"There is no alternative" : why Margaret Thatcher matters, Claire Berlinski
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"There she blows:" a narrative of a whaling voyage, : in the Indian and South Atlantic Oceans., Edited, with an introd., notes, and appendices, by Curtis Dahl
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"There's rosemary ... there's rue ...", By Winifred Fortescue
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"They call me Naughty Lola" : personal ads from the London review of books, edited and with an introduction by David Rose
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"They do as they please" : the Jamaican struggle for cultural freedom after Morant Bay, Brian L. Moore and Michele A. Johnson
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"They do as they please" : the Jamaican struggle for cultural freedom after Morant Bay, Brian L. Moore and Michele A. Johnson
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"They say / I say" : the moves that matter in academic writing, Gerald Graff, Cathy Birkenstein, both of the University of Illinois at Chicago
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"They take our jobs!" : and 20 other myths about immigration, Aviva Chomsky
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"They that walk in darkness"; : ghetto tragedies,, by Israel Zangwill
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"They was just niggers", by Michael W. Fedo
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"They'll cut off your project"; : a Mingo County chronicle
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"They're none of them perfect" : a comedy in one act, by Sophie Kerr
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"Thirty" Manhattan East;
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"This business has legs" : how I used infomercial marketing to create the $100,000,000 Thighmaster exerciser craze ; an entrepreneurial adventure story, Peter Bieler with Suzanne Costas
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"This is Berlin" : radio broadcasts from Nazi Germany, William L. Shirer ; introduction by John Keegan
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"This is Judy Woodruff at the White House", Judy Woodruff, Kathy Maxa
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"This is not a place to sing" : poems, by Christina Pacosz
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"This is only a beginning",
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"This man, this woman."
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"This was a man"; : a comedy in three acts,, by Noel Coward ..
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"This work had a' end" : the transition from live-in to day work, by Elizabeth Clark-Lewis
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"Those peculiar Americans"; : the Peace Corps and American national character, Ibyt Lawrence H. Fuchs
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"Those who labor for my happiness" : slavery at Thomas Jefferson's Monticello, Lucia Stanton
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"Those who labor for my happiness" : slavery at Thomas Jefferson's Monticello, Lucia Stanton
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"Thou, dear God" : prayers that open hearts and spirits, Martin Luther King, Jr. ; foreword by Julius R. Scruggs ; edited and introduced by Lewis V. Baldwin
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"Thou, dear God" : prayers that open hearts and spirits, Martin Luther King, Jr. ; foreword by the Julius R. Scruggs ; edited and introduced by Lewis V. Baldwin
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"Thumbs up, Rico!", Maria Testa ; illustrated by Diane Paterson
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"Thunderbolts", William Holmes Borders
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"Tiger Woods made me look like a genius" : five simple ways to take ten strokes off your game, Don Crosby with James Dale
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"Time and light", a co-production of WETA-TV and the Smithsonian Institution, (videorecording)
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"To Markie"; : the letters of Robert E. Lee to Martha Custis Williams from the originals in the Huntington Library,, edited and with an introduction by Avery Craven ..
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"To be an author" : letters of Charles W. Chesnutt, 1889-1905, edited by Joseph R. McElrath, Jr. and Robert C. Leitz, III
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"To set the darkness echoing" : an exhibition of Irish literature, 1950-2000, curated by Stephen Enniss, James O'Halloran, Ronald Schuchard
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"To the best of my ability" : the American presidents, general editor, James M. McPherson ; editor, David Rubel
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"To the best of my ability" : the presidency and the constitution, Donald L. Robinson
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"To toil the livelong day" : America's women at work, 1780-1980, edited by Carol Groneman and Mary Beth Norton
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"To toil the livelong day" : America's women at work, 1780-1980, edited by Carol Groneman and Mary Beth Norton
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"Together" Black women., Prepared for the Black Women's Community Development Foundation
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"Tom-tom", by John W. Vandercook ; with illustrations from photographs taken by the author and others
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"Too many cooks--" : and other proverbs, illustrated by Maggie Kneen
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"Toubab la!" : literary representations of mixed-race characters in the African diaspora, by Ginette Curry
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"Trauer-Ode", : cantate BWV 198 ; Cantate BWV 78, "Jesu der du meine Seele", Johann Sebastian Bach, (sound recording)
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"Trout" quintet, Schubert, (sound recording)
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"Turn to the South" : essays on southern Jewry, edited by Nathan M. Kaganoff and Melvin I. Urofsky
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"Two loves" and "a worthier pen" : the enigmas of Shakespeare's sonnets : an identification through a new approach, K.D. Sethna
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"U" is for undertow, Bk. 21, Sue Grafton, (sound recording)
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"Uh-oh!" said the crow, by Joanne Oppenheim ; illustrated by Chris Demarest
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"Uncle Remus" : Joel Chandler Harris as seen and remembered by a few of his friends ; including A memorial sermon, by James W. Lee ; and, A poem / by Frank Stanton
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"Uncle Tom" Reed's memoir of the University of Georgia, edited with an introd. by Ray Mathis
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"Uncle Tom's cabin" contrasted with Buckingham Hall, the planter's home ; : or, A fair view of both sides of the slavery question, by Robert Criswell ..
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"Uncle Tom's cabin" contrasted with Buckingham Hall, the planter's home; : or, A fair view of both sides of the slavery question., New York, D. Fanshaw, 1852
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"Unfortunate emigrants" : narratives of the Donner Party, edited by Kristin Johnson
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"Unfortunate emigrants" : narratives of the Donner Party, edited by Kristin Johnson
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"Unite or die"; : intercolony relations, 1690-1763, Ibyt Harry M. Ward
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"Unlikely" entrepreneurs : a complete guide to business start-ups for people with disabilities and chronic health conditions, RoseAnne Herzog ; forward by Don Anderson
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"Unsinkable" Molly Brown, Frances E. Ruffin
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"Unto this last"; : four essays on the first principles of political economy., Edited with an introd. by Lloyd J. Hubenka
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"Upside-down" Pangborn : King of the Barnstormers, Carl M. Cleveland
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"V" is for vengeance, Sue Grafton, (electronic resource)
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"Victor and Rosalie" in jealousy, Eva Eriksson ; [translated from the Swedish by Barbro Eriksson Roehrdanz ; adapted by Carolrhoda Books]
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"Victor and Rosalie" in one short week, Eva Eriksson ; [translated from the Swedish by Barbro Eriksson Roehrdanz]
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"Vive de Gaulle, " the story of Charles de Gaulle
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"Vive de Gaulle, " the story of Charles de Gaulle
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"WANDERER FANTASY"
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"Wait for me!" said Maggie McGee, by Jean Van Leeuwen ; pictures by Jacqueline Rogers
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"Wanted dead or alive" : the true story of Harriet Tubman, Ann McGovern ; pictures by R. M. Powers
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"War is hell!" : William T. Sherman's personal narrative of his march through Georgia, edited by Mills Lane
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"War so terrible" : Sherman and Atlanta, James Lee McDonough and James Pickett Jones
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"Watch out for the foreign guests!" : China encounters the West, Orville Schell
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"We ain't what we was" : civil rights in the new South, Frederick M. Wirt
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"We ain't what we was" : civil rights in the new South, Frederick M. Wirt
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"We are Lincoln men" : Abraham Lincoln and his friends, David Herbert Donald
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"We are all together now" : Frederick Douglass, William Lloyd Garrison, and the prophetic tradition, William B. Rogers
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"We are seven"; : a three-act whimsical farce,, by Eleanor Gates
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"We are still here" : American Indians since 1890, Peter Iverson, Arizona State University, Wade Davies, The University of Montana
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"We are who we say we are" : a Black family's search for home across the Atlantic world, Mary Frances Berry
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"We believe ... " : a survey of the Catholic faith, Oscar Lukefahr ; foreword by Justin Rigali
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"We can always call them Bulgarians" : the emergence of lesbians and gay men on the American stage, Kaier Curtin
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"We get nothing from fishing" : fishing for boat opportunities amongst Senegalese fisher migrants, Henrietta Mambo Nyamnjoh
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"We have conquered pain" : the discovery of anesthesia, Dennis Brindell Fradin
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"We hold these truths to be self-evident-- " : an interdisciplinary analysis of the roots of racism and slavery in America, Kenneth N. Addison
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"We hold these truths to be self-evident-- " : an interdisciplinary analysis of the roots of racism and slavery in America, Kenneth N. Addison
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"We hold these truths to be self-evident-- " : an interdisciplinary analysis of the roots of racism and slavery in America, Kenneth N. Addison
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"We must meet our duty and convince the world that we are just friends and brave enemies."
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"We never make mistakes"; : two short novels./cTr. from the Russian, and with an intod., by P. W. Blackstock
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"We only come here to struggle" : stories from Berida's life, Berida Ndambuki & Claire C. Robertson
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"We only come here to struggle" : stories from Berida's life, Berida Ndambuki & Claire C. Robertson
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"We proudly sang at the Met, " '83-'83, by William W. Granger
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"We shall independent be" : African American place making and the struggle to claim space in the United States, edited by Angel David Nieves and Leslie M. Alexander
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"We specialize in the wholly impossible" : a reader in Black women's history, edited by Darlene Clark Hine, Wilma King, Linda Reed
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"We specialize in the wholly impossible" : a reader in Black women's history, edited by Darlene Clark Hine, Wilma King, Linda Reed
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"We too shall wear a crown" : honoring and celebrating the legacy and tradition of African-American women who wear hats to church, by Christopher Davis
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"We want jobs" : a history of affirmative action, Robert J. Weiss
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"We were five"; : the Dionne quintuplets' story from birth through girlhood to womanhood,, by James Brough, with Annette, Cécile, Marie, and Yvonne Dionne
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"We will stand by you" : serving in the Pawnee, 1942-1945, by Theodore C. Mason
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"We wish to plead our own cause" : black-owned book publishing in the United States 1817-1987 : Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, April 22-September 10, 1988
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"We women worked so hard" : gender, urbanization, and social reproduction in colonial Harare, Zimbabwe, 1930-1956, Teresa A. Barnes
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"We women worked so hard" : gender, urbanization, and social reproduction in colonial Harare, Zimbabwe, 1930-1956, Teresa A. Barnes
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"We women worked so hard" : gender, urbanization, and social reproduction in colonial Harare, Zimbabwe, 1930-1956, Teresa A. Barnes
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"We women worked so hard" : gender, urbanization, and social reproduction in colonial Harare, Zimbabwe, 1930-1956, Teresa A. Barnes
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"We"
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"We", Charles A. Lindbergh ; with a forword by Myron T. Herrick
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"We'll never be young again" : remembering the last days of John F. Kennedy, [edited by] Chuck Fries and Irv Wilson, with Spencer Green
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"We'll stand by the Union" : Robert Gould Shaw and the Black 54th Massachusetts Regiment, Peter Burchard
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"We, the people!" : Bay Area activism in the 1960s : three case studies, by Richard DeLuca
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"We, the people!" : Bay Area activism in the 1960s : three case studies, by Richard DeLuca
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"Weep no more, my lady.", by Alvin F. Harlow
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"Weird Al" Yankovic : greatest hits volume II, (sound recording)
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"Weird Al" Yankovic : greatest hits, (sound recording)
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"Welcome interstate managers", Fountains of Wayne, (sound recording)
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"Well, there's your problem" : cartoons, by Edward Koren
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"What We Talk About When We Talk About Love" : from What we talk about when we talk about love: stories and "Beginners" from Beginners, "Beginners" text established by William L. Stull and Maureen P. Carroll ; Raymond Carver
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"What about the children?" : sons and daughters of lesbian and gay parents talk about their lives, Lisa Saffron
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"What about the children?" : sons and daughters of lesbian and gay parents talk about their lives, Lisa Saffron
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"What am I doing in a stepfamily?", written by Claire Berman ; illustrated by Dick Wilson ; designed by Paul Walter
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"What did he say?" : a book about quotation marks, by Tessa Kenan ; illustrated by Anthony Lewis ; Editor, Jenna Gleisner
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"What do you care what other people think?", [written] by Richard P. Feynman, (sound recording)
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"What happened to you?" : writing by disabled women, edited by Lois Keith
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"What is Islam?" : Saviours' Day 1988, The Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan, (videorecording)
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"What is that?" said the cat, by Grace Maccarone ; illustrated by Jeffrey Scherer
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"What nature suffers to groe" : life, labor, and landscape on the Georgia coast, 1680-1920, Mart A. Stewart
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"What odd expedients" and other poems, by Robinson Jeffers ; collected, with an introd. and commentary by Robert Ian Scott
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"What shall we do with the Negro?" : Lincoln, white racism, and Civil War America, Paul D. Escott
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"What students perceive"; : a report
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"What the heck are you up to, Mr. President?" : Jimmy Carter, America's "malaise, " and the speech that should have changed the country, Kevin Mattson
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"What virtue there is in fire" : cultural memory and the lynching of Sam Hose, Edwin T. Arnold
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"What'd I say?" : the Atlantic story: 50 years of music, Ahmet Ertegun with Greil Marcus ... [et al] ; compiled and edited by C.¿ Perry Richardson
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"What'll you take for it? : back to barter, Annie Proulx
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"What's that smell?" : (oh, it's me) : 50 mortifying situations and how to deal, by Tucker Shaw
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"What's up with Ella?" : medikidz explain diabetes, Kim Chilman-Blair and John Taddeo ; medical content reviewed for accuracy by Peter Hindmarsh and John Gregory
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"When I can read my title clear" : literacy, slavery, and religion in the antebellum South, Janet Duitsman Cornelius
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"When chickens grow teeth" : A story from the French of Guy de Maupassant, retold and illustrated by Wendy Anderson Halperin
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"When chickens grow teeth" : A story from the French of Guy de Maupassant, retold and illustrated by Wendy Anderson Halperin
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"When did you see her last?", Lemony Snicket ; art by Seth
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"When did you see her last?", Lemony Snicket, (sound recording)
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"When the spirit says sing!" : the role of freedom songs in the civil rights movement, Kerran L. Sanger
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"When you read this, they will have killed me" : the life and redemption of Caryl Chessman, whose execution shook America, Alan Bisbort
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"When your ox is in the ditch" : Genealogical how-to letters
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"Where are you going, where have you been?", Joyce Carol Oates ; edited and with an introduction by Elaine Showalter
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"Where did I come from?" : The facts of life without any nonsense and with illustrations, written by Peter Mayle ; illustrated by Arthur Robins ; designed by Paul Walter
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"Where did I come from?" : a guide for children and parents, written by Peter Mayle
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"Where's Sammy?", By Sammy Schulman, edited by Robert Considine
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"White power, white pride!" : the white separatist movement in the United States, Betty A. Dobratz and Stephanie L. Shanks-Meile
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"Who set you flowin'?" : the African-American migration narrative, Farah Jasmine Griffin
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"Who set you flowin'?" : the African-American migration narrative, Farah Jasmine Griffin
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"Who, sir? Me, sir?", K.M. Peyton
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"Wholly unacceptable" : the bitter battle for Sotheby's, Jeffrey Hogrefe
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"Why am I going to the hospital?", written by Claire Ciliotta and Carole Livingston ; illustrated by Dick Wilson ; designed by Paul Walter
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"Why are all the Black kids sitting together in the cafeteria?" : and other conversations about race, Beverly Daniel Tatum
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"Why are all the Black kids sitting together in the cafeteria?" and other conversations about race, Beverly Daniel Tatum
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"Why are all the Black kids sitting together in the cafeteria?" and other conversations about race, Beverly Daniel Tatum
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"Why did it happen?" : Helping young children cope in a violent world, Janice I. Cohn ; illustrated by Gail Owens
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"Why did it happen?" : Helping young children cope in a violent world, Janice I. Cohn ; illustrated by Gail Owens
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"Why did you have to get a divorce? And when can I get a hamster?" : a guide to parenting through divorce, Anthony E. Wolf ; illustrations by the author
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"Why goats smell bad" and other stories from Benin, translated and retold by Raouf Mama ; with illustrations by Imna Arroyo
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