William Hunter Books

Prayers for the Christian year
Scrutiny of cinema
Hunter's lectures of anatomy.
Heroes and Monsters of Greek Myth
Heroes and Monsters of Greek Myth

By Bernard Evslin, William Hunter, Ned Hoopes, Dorothy Evslin

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A collection of timeless adventures of some of the greatest heroes and most horrific monsters in mythology.

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The novels and stories of T. F. Powys
Dr. William Hunter at the Royal Academy of Arts
The novels and stories of T. F. Powys
Land of This Bride
Land of This Bride

By William B. Jr Hunter

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The Merchants Clerk
The Merchants Clerk

By William Hunter

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Two Introductory Lectures Delivered by Dr. William Hunter to His Last Course of Anatomical Lectures at His Theatre in Windmill Street

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