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Encyclopaedia Britannica 1987 Reference Usa 1987 2 2 Gwinn Robert P(Director) Britannica : Guide to the Britannica Reference Usa 1985 3 3 Gwinu , Robert S.NO ACC_NO AUTHOR TITLE_BOOK SUBJECT PUBLIS PLACE YEAR 1 1 DAMPHNE & OTHERS(EDITORS) ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA 1987 REFERENCE USA 1987 2 2 GWINN ROBERT P(DIRECTOR) BRITANNICA : GUIDE TO THE BRITANNICA REFERENCE USA 1985 3 3 GWINU , ROBERT. P BRITANNICA : INDEX A-K REFERENCE U.S.A 1986 4 4 GWINU, ROBERT.P.(DIRECTOR) THE NEW ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRIATANNI REFERENCE U.S.A. 1986 5 5 MC HENRY, ROBERT (DIRECTOR) 1986 BRITANNICA BOOK OF THE YEAR REFERENCE U.S.A. 1986 6 6 GWINN, ROBERT.P. (DIRECTOR) THE NEW ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA REFERENCE U.S.A. 1986 7 7 GWINN, ROBERT.P. (DIRECTOR) THE NEW ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA REFERENCE U.S.A. 1986 8 8 GWINN, R.P. (DIRECTOR) THE NEW ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA REFERENCE U.S.A. 1986 9 9 GWINN, R.P. (DIRECTOR) THE NEW ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA REFERENCE U.S.A. 1986 10 10 GWINN, R.P. (DIRECTOR) THE NEW ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA REFERENCE U.S.A. 1986 11 11 GWINN, R.P. (DIRECTOR) THE NEW ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA REFERENCE U.S.A. 1986 12 12 GWINN, R.P.(DIRECTOR) THE NEW ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA REFERENCE U.S.A. 1986 13 13 GWINN, R.P.(DIRECTOR) THE NEW ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA REFERENCE U.S.A. 1986 14 14 GWUBB, R.P. (DIRECTOR) THE NEW ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA REFERENCE U.S.A. 1986 15 15 GWINN, R.P. (DIRECTOR) THE NEW ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA REFERENCE U.S.A. 1986 16 16 GWINN, R.P. (DIRECTOR) THE NEW ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA REFERENCE U.S.A. 1986 17 17 GWINN R.P. (DIRECTOR) THE NEW ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA REFERENCE U.S.A. 1986 18 18 GWINN R.P. (DIRECTOR) THE NEW ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA REFERENCE U.S.A. 1986 19 19 GWINN.R.P. (DIRECTOR) THE NEW ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA REFERENCE U.S.A. 1986 20 20 GWINN. R.P. (DIRECTOR) THE NEW ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA REFERENCE U.S.A. 1986 21 21 GWINN. R.P. (DIRECTOR) THE NEW ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA REFERENCE U.S.A. 1986 22 22 GWINN. R.P. (DIRECTOR) THE NEW ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA REFERENCE U.S.A. 1986 23 23 GWINN. R.P. (DIRECTOR) THE NEW ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA REFERENCE U.S.A. 1986 24 24 GWINN. R.P. (DIRECTOR) THE NEW ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA REFERENCE U.S.A. 1986 25 25 GWINN. R.P. (DIRECTOR) THE NEW ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA REFERENCE U.S.A. 1986 26 26 GWINN. R.P. (DIRECTOR) THE NEW ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA REFERENCE U.S.A. 1986 27 27 GWINN. R.P. (DIRECTOR) THE NEW ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA REFERENCE U.S.A. 1986 28 28 GWINN. R.P. (DIRECTOR) THE NEW ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA REFERENCE U.S.A. 1986 29 29 GWINN. R.P. (DIRECTOR) THE NEW ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA REFERENCE U.S.A. 1986 30 30 GWINN. R.P. (DIRECTOR) THE NEW ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA REFERENCE U.S.A. 1986 31 31 GWINN. R.P. (DIRECTOR) THE NEW ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA REFERENCE U.S.A. 1986 32 32 GWINN. R.P. (DIRECTOR) THE NEW ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA REFERENCE U.S.A. 1986 33 33 GWINN.R.P. (DIRECTOR) THE NEW ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA REFERENCE U.S.A. 1986 34 34 GWINN.R.P. (DIRECTOR) THE NEW ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA REFERENCE U.S.A. 1986 35 46 PAXTON, JOHN.ED STATESMAN'S YEAR BOOK 1986-8 GENERAL BOOKSMACMILLAN LONDON 1986 36 48 PAXTON, JOHN.ED STATESMAN'S YEAR BOOK 1988-90 GENERAL BOOKSMACMILLAN LONDON 1989 37 60 FORBES, DUNCAN, COMPILED BY. DICTIONARY ENGLISH-HINDI STANI IN ROMAN REFERENCE NEW DELHI 1989 38 62 SEN,S.P. EDITED BY DICTIONARY OF NATIONAL BIOGRAPHY (E-L) REFERENCE INST. HIST. STUDIES CALCUTTA 1972 39 63 SEN,S.P. EDITED BY DICTIONARY OF NATIONAL BIOGRAPHY (M-R) REFERENCE INST. HIST. STUDIES CALCUTTA 1974 40 65 OJHA, RAJENDRA 75 GLORIOUS YEARS OF INDIAN CINEMA 1913- GENERAL BOOKSS.W. PUBLICATION BOMBAY 1988 41 73 MURRAY, JOHN A HAND BOOK FOR TRAVELLERS IN INDIA, GENERAL BOOKS LONDON 1949 42 74 AGRAWAL, A.N. & OTHERS INDIA : ECONOMIC INFOR. YEAR BOOK 87-88 GENERAL BOOKS NEW DELHI 1987 43 75 CHOPRA,P.N. 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