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Minutes Of Several Conversations, Between The Rev. John Wesley, A.M., And The Preachers In Connexion
The Duties Of Christianity: Theoretically And Practically Considered
The Duties Of Christianity: Theoretically And Practically Considered

By Thomas Jackson, Thomas 1783-1873 Jackson, Jackson, Thomas

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By Thomas Jackson. Includes Bibliographical References.

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Expository Discourses On Various Scripture Facts And Characters
A Catalogue Of Books And Manuscripts Presented To The Wesleyan Theological Institution In The Year Mdccclix By James Heald, Esq
A First Latin Reader
Long Island City
Long Island City

By Thomas Jackson, Greater Astoria Historical Society, Richard Melnick, Greater Astoria Historical Society With Thomas Jackson And Richard Melnick

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Long Island City Captures The Unique Flavor Of A Former City (1870-1898) Nestled Between Manhattan And Queens That Retains Its Identity To This Day. Created By Consolidating Old Astoria Village, S...

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Recollections Of My Own Life And Times
English Fiction, 1900-1950
Go Back, You Didn'T Say May I;: The Diary Of A Young Priest
Whole Matter: Kinsella
Whole Matter: Kinsella

By Thomas Jackson, Thomas H. Jackson, Jackson, Thomas H.

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This is the first comprehensive study of the works of one of Ireland's most significant contemporary poets. Thomas Kinsella, who first became well known in Ireland in the 1950s, now ranks among the...

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