Hopkinson Books

Of This Our Time
Of This Our Time

By Hopkinson, Tom Hopkinson, Hopkinson, Tom, Sir, 1905-

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316 pages, 8 unnumbered pages of plates : 23 cm Includes index Includes bibliographical references and index

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Treasures Of The Royal Photography School 1839-1919
A Dictionary Of Parisian Music Publishers 1700-1950
Magic Mystery: A Bananas In Pajamas Storybook
Picture Post Nineteen Thirty-Eight To Nineteen Fifty
Picture Post Nineteen Thirty-Eight To Nineteen Fifty

By Tom, Hopkinson, Edited And With An Introduction And Forewordby Tom Hopkinson

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Edited And With An Introduction And Foreword By Tom Hopkinson. Originally Published: London: Allen Lane, 1970.

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Pesticide Formulations And Application Systems
The Jury
The Jury

By Francis, Francis Hopkinson, Hopkinson

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No Day Without A Line
The Cds/Isis Handbook
The Cds/Isis Handbook

By Andrew, Alan, BUXTON, Hopkinson, Andrew Buxton, Andrew Buxton And Alan Hopkinson

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A user-friendly introduction to CDS/ISIS, arranged in the order which a beginner would need to follow - software installation, database definition, data entry, search and retrieval, and printing. T...

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