Charles Paul May Books

Great cities of Canada

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Stranger in the storm.

By Charles Paul May

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Although frightened at first by the fugitive slave they discover in the barn, two Iowa farm girls stranded in a blizzard soon rely on him for their survival.

Stranger in the storm.

By Charles Paul May

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Although frightened at first by the fugitive slave they discover in the barn, two Iowa farm girls stranded in a blizzard soon rely on him for their survival.

Stranger in the storm..

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Oceana

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The uprooted

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Traces America's role in the forced migration of minorities from the forced importation of conscripts and indentured servants in colonial days to the present day evacuation of urban dwellers.

A book of insects.

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Describes the physical characteristics and habits of such common insects as the horse fly, aphid, lacewing, and others.

Probation.

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Warning

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