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The Butterflies of North America
The Butterflies of North America

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97 Color Plates Containing 2093 Illustrations and 32 Text Figures

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Emerging Themes in Cognitive Development
Alternatives Proposals for America
Pink Collar Workers
Pink Collar Workers

By Louise Kapp Howe

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A History of the Metropolitan Museum of Art
Twenty Five Years of Dissent
Twenty Five Years of Dissent

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Bunnicula s Pleasantly Perplexing Puzzlers
Pinky and Rex Go To Camp
Pinky and Rex Go To Camp

By Jean Little

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Marriage Bed
Marriage Bed

By Howe, Constance Beresford Howe

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Masquerade
Masquerade

By Susanna Howe

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