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Ancient Irish Histories
North Shore Story
North Shore Story

By James Ware, Jim Ware

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202 pages ; 23 cm

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On Frank Criticism
On Frank Criticism

By James Ware, David Konstan, Diskin Clay, Philodemus Of Gadara, Philodemus, Clarence E. Glad, Johan Carl Thom, Approximately 110 B.C.-Approximately 40 B.C Philodemus

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Philodemus ; Introduction, Translation, And Notes By David Konstan ... [et Al.]. Includes Bibliographical References (p. 137-138) And Indexes. Text Is In English And Greek With The English Translat...

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Ancient Irish Histories: The Works Of Spencer, Campion Hanmer, And Marleburrough
The Works Of Sir James Ware Concerning Ireland Revised And Improved In Three Vs Vol I Containing, The History Of The Bishops Vol II Containing, The ... Of Ireland In Two Books V1 Of 2; Volume 1
My Brother Tom
My Brother Tom

By James Ware, James J. Ware

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Two Histories Of Ireland : Dublin 1633
Two Histories Of Ireland : Dublin 1633

By James Ware, Edmund Spenser, Meredith Hanmer, Henry Of Marlborough, Saint Edmund Campion, Edmund Campion, Saint

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3 pt. ; 31 cm A facsimile. Made from a copy in the library of King's College, Cambridge

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Ancient Irish Histories
The Sayings Of Confucius: A New Translation By James R. Ware
Ancient Irish Histories
Ancient Irish Histories

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