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An Essay On Comets, In Two Parts. Part I. Containing An Attempt To Explain The Phaenomena Of The Tails Of Comets, And To Account For Their Perpetual ... To The Sun, Upon The Philosophical Principles
If Photos Could Talk
If Photos Could Talk

By A Oliver, Andrew Oliver

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A Tripl Back In Time: A Black History Moment: A Black History Moment
Guide To Seashells Of The World
Guide To Seashells Of The World

By A Oliver, A. P. H. Oliver

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a Comprehensive Illustrated Identification Guide To Over 1,200 Species Of Seashells From All Around The World.

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The Three-Cylinder Compound Locomotives
The Three-Cylinder Compound Locomotives
The Three-Cylinder Compound Locomotives

By A Oliver

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First published in 1928, this is a classic guide to a the Three-Cylinder Compound Locomotive, a type of steam-powered engine used in trains. The first example of such an engine was built for the ol...

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