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Best Of The Silver Screen Series: The Academy Awards 1999 (Best Actor), Including Roberto Begnini, Ian Mckellan, Nick Nolte, Edward Norton, Et. Al.
Best Of The Silver Screen Series: The Academy Awards 1996 (Best Actor), Including Anthony Hopkins, Richard Dreyfuss, Sean Penn, Nicholas Cage
Best Of The Silver Screen Series: The Academy Awards 2000 (Best Actor), Including Kevin Spacey, Denzel Washington, Russell Crowe, Sean Penn, Et. El.
Best Of The Silver Screen Series: The Academy Awards 1993 (Best Actor), Including Al Pacino, Clint Eastwood, Stephen Rea, Denzel Washington, Et. Al.
Best Of The Silver Screen Series: The Academy Awards 2008 (Best Actor), Including Daniel Day-Lewis, Tommy Lee Jones, Johnny Depp, Et.Al.
Best Of The Silver Screen Series: The Academy Awards 2006 (Best Actor), Including Phillip Seymour Hoffman, Joaquin Phoenix, Heath Ledger, Et. Al.
Best Of The Silver Screen Series: The Academy Awards 2007 (Best Actor), Including Ryan Gosling, Forest Whitaker, Peter O'Toole, Will Smith, Et.Al.
Mafeesh, Or, Nothing New; The Journal Of A Tour In Greece, Turkey, Egypt, The Sinai-Desert, Petra, Palestine, Syria, And Russia. [The Authorapos;S Dedication Signed: J. E., I.E. Jane, Lady Ely.] Vol. Ii
A History Of Wales, Derived From Authentic Sources.
Once Upon Ice: And Other Frozen Poems

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