Thomas Chase Books

English Religious Lexis
English Religious Lexis

By Thomas Chase, Thomas N. Chase

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By Thomas Chase. Includes Index. Thesis (ph.d.)--university Of Glasgow, Scotland, 1983. Bibliography: P. 503-512.

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Works Of Horace With Explanatory Notes
An Address On The Character And Example Of President Lincoln
Works Of Horace With Explanatory Notes
The Wascana Anthology Of Short Fiction (University Of Regina Publications(UR))
The Wascana Anthology Of Short Fiction (University Of Regina Publications(UR))

By Thomas Chase, Ken Mitchell, University Of Regina. Canadian Plains Research Center, Michael Trussler

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This anthology of short stories has been designed specifically as an instructional text for first-year university students. To explore the many dimensions of short narrative fiction, the collection...

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A Latin Grammar.
A Latin Grammar.

By Thomas Chase

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Selections From The Satires Of Juvenal, To Which Is Added The Fifth Satire Of Persius
Sketches Of The Life, Character And Times Of Paul Jones
GOETHE AND SCHILLER : An Address Before The Haverford Loganian Society...
SKETCHES OF THE LIFE, CHARACTER AND TIMES OF PAUL JONES (CLASSIC REPRI...

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