John E. Moore Books

Environmental Hydrology

By AIH Staff, USA USSR Joint Conference On Environmental Hydrology And Hydrogeology 1st 1990 Leningrad R.S.F.S.R.

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A Guide for Preparing Hydrologic and Geologic Projects and Reports

By AIH And Moore Staff

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The U.S. Navy, what is its future?

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Warships of the Royal Navy

By John Evelyn Moore

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Establishing Ombudsman offices: recent experience in the United States

By Ombudsman Workshop Honolulu 1971.

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xv, 293 pages : 23 cm

Geology, hydrology, and history of the Washington, D.C. area

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Biography of a man

By Moore John E. Fisher

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"Chuck Moore was a logger, construction worker, commercial fisherman, trucker, scuba diver and many more things in his life. This book is his story. It tells of the people, events and experiences i...

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