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Stay married abroad
Stay married abroad

By Basil Boothroyd

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Stubbs
Stubbs

By George Stubbs, Taylor, Basil., Taylor, Basil., Basil Taylor

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New York Harper & Row Publishers, 1971. Stated First U.S. edition. Cloth hardcover is VG+, clean, no writing, tight and square, minor wear to normal spots on cover. Jacket is VG, minor wear to spin...

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Die Monchsregeln
Die Monchsregeln

By Basil Of Caesarea

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L. S. Factor
L. S. Factor

By Basil S. Hetzel, A.J. McMichael

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The German Law of Obligations: The Law of Torts v. 2
Commentary on the Prophet Isaiah
Against odds.
Against odds.

By Basil Heatter

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Describes twelve instances, including Lindbergh's transatlantic flight and the evacuation of the British Army from Dunkirk, in which man has attempted extraordinary feats against great odds.

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Letters Loeb Classical Library
Letters Loeb Classical Library

By St.Basil

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Letters Loeb Classical Library
Letters Loeb Classical Library

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Letters Loeb Classical Library
Letters Loeb Classical Library

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