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A Calendar of Confederate Papers, with a Bibliography of Some Confederate Publications; Preliminary Report of the Southern Historical Manuscripts Commission
Proceedings at the Presentation of a Portrait of John Greenleaf Whittier to Friends' School, Providence, R.I. Tenth Month, 24th, 1884
Some Account of the Park Family and Especially of the Rev. Joseph Park, M.a., 1705-1777, and Benjamin Parke, L.L. D., 1801-1882
Regulations Governing the Protection and Guarding of Moving Machinery, Power Transmission and Other
Burmese Self-Taught
Natural Philosophy, First Treatise
The Life of a Boy
Pocket Guide to Public Speaking 2e & MLA Quick Reference Card
Recruitment and Retention of Faculty of Color in Oklahoma
Rudiments of Zoology

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