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The Floating Debt Of The Federal Government, 1919-1936
The Floating Debt Of The Federal Government, 1919-1936

By Edward Raguet Van Sant, Van Sant, Edward Raguet

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88 p. : 23 cm Reprint. Originally published: Baltimore : Johns Hopkins Press, 1937. (The Johns Hopkins University studies in historical and political science ; ser. 55, no. 4) Originally presented...

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18th Century Sensibility And Novel
18th Century Sensibility And Novel

By Ann Jessie Van Sant, Van Sant

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This Study Of Sensibility In The Eighteenth-century Novel Discusses Literary Representations Of Suffering And Responses To It, In The Social And Scientific Context Of The Period. The Reader Of Nove...

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Kid Sense!: Good Answers To Your Child'S Tough Questions About Personal Safety
Kid Sense!: Good Answers To Your Child'S Tough Questions About Personal Safety

By Barb, Barb Van Sant, Van Sant, Van Sant, Barb

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"The world is becoming more dangerous every day, so it is essential for parents to be proactive with ways to help their kids know what to do if danger approaches. Reading this book together with yo...

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Queen Victoria'S Children
Queen Victoria'S Children

By John., John E., John E. Van Sant, John Van Der Kiste, Van Sant, Van Der Kiste

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Queen Victoria and Albert, the Prince Consort, had nine children who, despite their very different characters, remained a close-knit family. Inevitably, as they married into European royal families...

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