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To Coin A Phrase: A Dictionary Of Origins
To Coin A Phrase: A Dictionary Of Origins

By Alan Smith, Edwin Radford, Alan W. SMITH (Senior History Master, Coopers' Company'S School.)

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> This book was the original conception of Edwin Radford, who, among other activities as an author and journalist, found time to edit for some years the 'Live Letters' feature column of the Daily M...

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Visitors welcome
Visitors welcome

By Gillian Binks

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The International dimension of higher education: Setting the research agenda: proceedings of an international research workshop jointly sponsored by ... Vienna, 29-30 April 1994
Biological Perspectives on Language
Biological Perspectives on Language

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Psalm Songs for Lent and Easter: Lent, Holy Week, Easter Vol 2
To Coin a Phrase Papermacs
Intermediate GNVQ Art and Design
Pure mathematics 2
Pure mathematics 2

By John Sykes

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Mechanics 1
Mechanics 1

By Alan Smith, John Sykes, David O Meara

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Complete mathematics
Complete mathematics

By Suzanne Shakes

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