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$L8`19(724S.L. Lond., 1960 SALKADE (K.N.). - -- Permanent way text book for all gauges, fully illustrated. Bombay pr., 1934. .62512 Sal. SAT,xELn (WILLIAM) . - -- reporter. See COURT OF KING'S BENCH. Report of cases ... from the first year of King William and Queen Mary to the tenth year of Queen Anne. SALKEY (ANDREW). - -- Escape to an autumn pavement. $l8`19(724S.l. Lond., 1960. .82391 Cal. - -- A quality of violence. [New Authors Limited, No. 11.] ezggq (y21?, S0-1_ Lond., 1959. .82391 Sal. - -- comp. and ed. Stories from the Caribbean; an anthology. Selected and introduced by A.S. Lond. [1965.] .82899(729) Sal. - -- comp. and ed. West Indian stories. Lond., 1960. .82899(729) Sal. SALKIELD (TOM). - -- Road making and road using. With a foreword by Sir H.P. Maybury. [Pitman's Transport Lib.] Lond., 1927. Engin. Lib. --- 2nd ed. Lond., 1938. Engin. Lib. 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SALLENGRE (ALBERT HENRI DE). - -- Essai d'une histoire des Provinces -Unies pour l'année M.D.C.XXI oú la trtve finit et la guerre recommença avec l'Espagne. Ouvrage posthume. And Preuves de l'histoire des Provinces -Unies de l'an 1621.) 2 pts. (in 1). La Haye, 1728. *Q.22.29. - -- ed. Mémoires de littérature. See MIOIRES DE LITTÉRATURE. [Continued overleaf.] ADDITIONS SALLE (SYLVIE DOUCE DE LA). See DOUCE DE LA SALLE (SYLVIE). SALLENGRE (ALBERT HENRI DE) [continued]. - -- Novus thesaurus antiquitatum Romanarum ... 3 vol. Hage- Comitum, 1716 -19. R* 16.17 -19. - -- Another ed. 3 vol. Hagae -Comitum, 1716 -24. EE.1.28 -30. - -- Another copy. 3 vol. Fß, r11 (37)5,1 - -- See SAINT- HYACINTHE (H.C. DE), S. (A.H. DE), etc. SALLER (KARL). - -- Leitfaden der Anthropologie. 2. völlig neubearb. Aufl. Stuttgart, 1964. .573 Sal. SALLERN (FRIEDRICH VON). - -- See BOHNER (J.H.) prns. SALLERN (SEBASTIANUS VON). - -- See BAIER (J.W.) the Elder, praes. SALLES (A.). - -- ed. 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