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Sr. No. Author's/ Editor Book Title Publisher, Address Year Of Sr. No. Author’s/ Book Title Publisher, Year of Pages Key Words Editor Address Publication BEnc.1 John V. Dodge Encyclopaedia William Benton, 1964 1159 Index/ Atlas Britannica The Index London and The Atlas BEnc.2 John V. Dodge Encyclopaedia William Benton, 1964 1032 Encyclopaedia Britannica Volume-1 London (A to- Antarah) BEnc.3 John V. Dodge Encyclopaedia William Benton, 1964 1077 Encyclopaedia Britannica Volume-2 London (Antarctica to Balfe) BEnc.4 John V. Dodge Encyclopaedia William Benton, 1964 1004 Encyclopaedia Britannica Volume- London 3(Balfour to Both) BEnc.5 John V. Dodge Encyclopaedia William Benton, 1964 977 Encyclopaedia Britannica Volume-4 London (Botha to Carthage) BEnc.6 John V. Dodge Encyclopaedia William Benton, 1964 998 Encyclopaedia Britannica Volume-5 London (Carthusians to Cockcroft) BEnc.7 John V. Dodge Encyclopaedia William Benton, 1964 1005 Encyclopaedia Britannica Volume-6 London (Cocker to Dais) BEnc.8 John V. Dodge Encyclopaedia William Benton, 1964 1028 Encyclopaedia Britannica Volume-7 London (Daisy to Educational Psychology) BEnc.9 John V. Dodge Encyclopaedia William Benton, 1964 988 Encyclopaedia Britannica Volume-8 London (Edward to Extract) BEnc.10 John V. Dodge Encyclopaedia William Benton, 1964 1153 Encyclopaedia Britannica Volume-9 London (Extradition to Garrick) BEnc.11 John V. Dodge Encyclopaedia William Benton, 1964 1132 Encyclopaedia Britannica Volume- London 10 (Garrison to Halibut) BEnc.12 John V. Dodge Encyclopaedia William Benton, 1964 976 Encyclopaedia Britannica Volume- London 11 (Halicarnassus to Hydroxylamine) BEnc.13 John V. Dodge Encyclopaedia William Benton, 1964 1006 Encyclopaedia Britannica Volume- London 12 (Hydrozoa to Jeremy, Epistle of) BEnc.14 John V. Dodge Encyclopaedia William Benton, 1964 998 Encyclopaedia Britannica Volume- London 13 (Jerez De La Frontera to Liberty Party) BEnc.15 John V. Dodge Encyclopaedia William Benton, 1964 1004 Encyclopaedia Britannica Volume- London 14 (Libido to Mary, Duchess of Burgundy) BEnc.16 John V. Dodge Encyclopaedia William Benton, 1964 980 Encyclopaedia Britannica Volume- London 15 (Maryborough to Mushet Steel) BEnc.17 John V. Dodge Encyclopaedia William Benton, 1964 1003 Encyclopaedia Britannica Volume- London 16 (Mushroom to Ozonolysis) BEnc.18 John V. Dodge Encyclopaedia William Benton, 1964 1027 Encyclopaedia Britannica Volume London 17 (P to Plant Quarantine) BEnc.19 John V. Dodge Encyclopaedia William Benton, 1964 1004 Encyclopaedia Britannica Volume London 18 (Plants to Raymund of Tripoli) BEnc.20 John V. Dodge Encyclopaedia William Benton, 1964 1001 Encyclopaedia Britannica Volume London 19 (Raynal to Sarraut) BEnc.21 John V. Dodge Encyclopaedia William Benton, 1964 1008 Encyclopaedia Britannica Volume London 20 (Sarsaparilla to Sorcery) BEnc.22 John V. Dodge Encyclopaedia William Benton, 1964 985 Encyclopaedia Britannica Volume London 21 (Sordello to Textbooks) BEnc.23 John V. Dodge Encyclopaedia William Benton, 1964 995 Encyclopaedia Britannica Volume London 22 (Sordello to Textbooks) BEnc.24 John V. Dodge Encyclopaedia William Benton, 1964 999 Encyclopaedia Britannica Volume London 23 (Vase to Zygote) Sr. No. Author’s/ Book Title Publisher, Year of Pages Key Words Editor Address Publication B New Robert P. Britannica The The University 1987 938 Index Enc.1 Gwinn Index (A-K) of Chicago B New Robert P. Britannica The The University 1987 941 Index Enc.2 Gwinn Index (L-Z) of Chicago B New Robert P. Britannica The University 1987 980 Encyclopaedia Enc.3 Gwinn Micropaedia of Chicago Ready Reference (Volume-1) B New Robert P. Britannica The University 1987 982 Encyclopaedia Enc.4 Gwinn Micropaedia of Chicago Ready Reference (Volume-2) B New Robert P. Britannica The University 1987 980 Encyclopaedia Enc.5 Gwinn Micropaedia of Chicago Ready Reference (Volume-3) B New Robert P. Britannica The University 1987 980 Encyclopaedia Enc.6 Gwinn Micropaedia of Chicago Ready Reference (Volume-4) B New Robert P. Britannica The University 1987 982 Encyclopaedia Enc.7 Gwinn Micropaedia of Chicago Ready Reference (Volume-5) B New Robert P. Britannica The University 1987 982 Encyclopaedia Enc.8 Gwinn Micropaedia of Chicago Ready Reference (Volume-6) B New Robert P. Britannica The University 1987 1044 Encyclopaedia Enc.9 Gwinn Micropaedia of Chicago Ready Reference (Volume-7) B New Robert P. Britannica The University 1987 1044 Encyclopaedia Enc.10 Gwinn Micropaedia of Chicago Ready Reference (Volume-8) B New Robert P. Britannica The University 1987 1046 Encyclopaedia Enc.11 Gwinn Micropaedia of Chicago Ready Reference (Volume-9) B New Robert P. Britannica The University 1987 952 Encyclopaedia Enc.12 Gwinn Micropaedia of Chicago Ready Reference (Volume-10) B New Robert P. Britannica The University 1987 950 Encyclopaedia Enc.13 Gwinn Micropaedia of Chicago Ready Reference (Volume-11) B New Robert P. Britannica The University 1987 948 Encyclopaedia Enc.14 Gwinn Micropaedia of Chicago Ready Reference (Volume-12) B New Robert P. Britannica The University 1987 1054 Encyclopaedia Enc.15 Gwinn Micropaedia of Chicago Ready Reference (Volume-13) B New Robert P. Britannica The University 1987 1096 Encyclopaedia Enc.16 Gwinn Micropaedia of Chicago Ready Reference (Volume-15) B New Robert P. Britannica The University 1987 1042 Encyclopaedia Enc.17 Gwinn Micropaedia of Chicago Ready Reference (Volume-16) B New Robert P. 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Robert P. 1987 Britannica Book Of The University of 1987 958 YearBook Yearbook Gwinn the Year Chicago B2 Enc. Robert P. 1988 Britannica Book Of The University of 1988 910 YearBook Yearbook Gwinn the Year Chicago B3 Enc. Robert P. 1988 Year Book of The University of 1988 542 YearBook Yearbook Gwinn Science and the Future Chicago B4 Enc.Yearbo Richard G. 1969 Britannica Year The University of 1969 447 YearBook okB5 Young Book of Science And The Chicago Future Enc.Yearbo W. R. Dell 1969 Britannica Book Of The University of 1969 896 YearBook okB6 the Year Chicago Enc.Yearbo Richard G. 1970 Britannica Year The University of 1970 448 YearBook okB7 Young Book of Science And The Chicago Future Enc.Yearbo W. R. 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Hawkins Encyclopedia Of Indian Oxford 2001 620 Natural History University Press, New York BEnc.5 Michael Chinery Concise Encyclopedia Of Purnell 1984 254 Nature Publishers Ltd., Hong Kong BEnc.6 Rosalind Carreck The Children’s Optimum Books 1986 255 Encyclopedia Of Natural Ltd., History BEnc.7 Leonard Moore My Own Nature The Hamlyn 1987 71 Encyclopedia Publishing Group Ltd., BEnc.8 ---------------- The Mind Alive Marshall ------------- 240 Encyclopedia Technology Cavendish Books Ltd., London BEnc.9 R.E. Hawkins Encyclopedia Of Indian Oxford 1986 620 Natural History (No. of University Press, copy-2) Delhi BEnc.10 Dr. H.C. Bernhard Grzimek’s Encyclopedia Van
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