Library Reference Macmillan Books

11 editions

Reference Bibliographies&Indexes Fiction Politics Current Events

Bibliographic Guide to Technology 1998

1999

Bibliographic Guide to Law 1998

1999

Bibliographic Guide to Latin American Studies 1998

1999

Bibliographic Guide to Government Publications Foreign 1998

1999

Bibliographic Guide to Government Publications, 1995

1996

Bibliographic Guide to Latin American Studies, 1994

1995

Bibliographic Guide to Business Economics 1998

1999

Bibliographic Guide to Conference Publications 1998

1999

Bg Womens Studies 97

1998

Africana Catalogue of the Ibadan University Library, Nigeria

1994

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