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A history of Egypt, [ Book ] 932 BREBreasted, James Henry, 1865-1935 Published 1912 Shakespeare's theater, [ Book ] 792 Published 1916 The book of the ancient Greeks : an introd [ Book ] 938 MILMills, Dorothy Published 1925 Flowers of coast and sierra, with thirty-two plates in color, [ Book ] 582 Published 1928 Life in Elizabethan days : a picture of a typical English community at the end of the sixteenth century [ Book ] 914 Published 1930 The story of civilization [ Book ] 901 DURDurant, Will, 1885- Published 1935 Cleopatra : the story of a queen [ Book ] BIO CLELudwig, Emil Published 1937 English literature [ Book ] REF 820 WEEWeeks, Ruth M Published 1937 Gift of the river : a history of ancient Egypt [ Book ] 932 MEAMeadowcroft, Enid Published 1937 They wrote on clay; the Babylonian tablets speak today, [ Book ] 913 Published 1938 Renaissance and Reformation times [ Book ] 940 Published 1939 Turtles of the United States & Canada [ Book ] 598 Published 1939 Seat weaving [ Book ] 746 Published 1940 Art in the Western World [ Book ] 709 ROBRobb, David M Published 1942 A treasury of the familiar, [ Book ] 808 Published 1942 Sixteen famous European plays [ Book ] 808 Published 1943 Anna and the King of Siam [ Book ] 915 Published 1944 Pioneer art in America [ Book ] 745 BAIBailey, Carolyn Sherwin Published 1944 Yankee from Olympus; Justice Holmes and his family [ Book ] BIO HOLBowen, Catherine Drinker, 1897-1973 Published 1944 Age of Jackson [ Book ] 973 Published 1945 Animal tales : an anthology of animal literature of all countries [ Book ] 591 Published 1946 America's stamps : the story of one hundred years of U [ Book ] 769 PETPetersham, Maud Published 1947 Animal homes [ Book ] 591 MASMason, George F Published 1947 Exploring art [ Book ] 707 KAIKainz, Luise C Published 1947 A history of modern drama, [ Book ] 809 Published 1947 The book of costume [ Book ] 391 DAVDavenport, Millia Published 1948 Championship golf [ Book ] 796 Published 1948 Crusade in Europe [ Book ] 940 Published 1948 The gathering storm [ Book ] 940 Published 1948 A history of popular music in America [ Book ] 784 Published 1948 Flowers [ Book ] 740 SALSalinger, Margaretta Published 1949 The founding of New England [ Book ] 973 Published 1949 Jan Vermeer of Delft [ Book ] 740 THIThienen, Frithjof van Published 1949 Playmaker of Avon [ Book ] 822 Published 1949 Story of our calendar [ Book ] 529 BRIBrindze, Ruth, 1903- Published 1949 Wind, sand, and stars [ Book ] 910 Published 1949 Book of puppetry [ Book ] 791 Published 1950 A history of everyday things in England [ Book ] 942 QUEQuennell, Marjorie Published 1950 The Index of American Design [ Book ] 745 CHRChristensen, Erwin O Published 1950 James II [ Book ] BIO JAMTurner, F Published 1950 New England: Indian summer, 1865-1915 [ Book ] 810 Published 1950 Sea and shore [ Book ] 574 Published 1950 Sport for the fun of it [ Book ] 796 TUNTunis, John R Published 1950 Standard dictionary of folklore and mythology : v [ Book ] 398 FUNFunk & Wagnalls Published 1950 Tales for telling [ Book ] 372 Published 1950 World drama [ Book ] 812 Published 1950 Christmas bells are ringing; a treasury of Christmas poetry, [ Book ] 394 Published 1951 Dolls of three centuries [ Book ] 745 Published 1951 Enjoyment of poetry, with Anthology for Enjoyment of poetry [ Book ] 808 Published 1951 A History of Europe [ Book ] 940 SCHSchevill, Ferdinand Published 1951 The junior book of authors, [ Book ] REF 920 Published 1951 Legends of the North [ Book ] 293 COOCoolidge, Olivia E Published 1951 Queen Victoria [ Book ] BIO VICFulford, Roger Published 1951 Rocks and their stories [ Book ] 552 FENFenton, Carroll Lane Published 1951 Complete book of 20th century music [ Book ] 780 EWEEwen, David, 1907- Published 1952 The flowering of New England [ Book ] 810 Published 1952 Franklin D [ Book ] 923 Published 1952 Glory Road; the bloody route from Fredericksburg to Gettysburg [ Book ] 973 Published 1952 Scandinavia [ Book ] 948 OGROgrizek, Dore Published 1952 Sound : an experiment book [ Book ] 534 BAEBaer, Marian E Published 1952 A critical history of children's literature; a survey of children's books in English from earliest times to the present, [ Book ] 028 Published 1953 The crucible, a play in four acts [ Book ] 812 MILMiller, Arthur, 1915- Published 1953 The living U [ Book ] 342 Published 1953 Machines that built America [ Book ] 609 BURBurlingame, Roger, 1889-1967 Published 1953 Mary Tudor [ Book ] BIO MARPrescott, H Published 1953 Mathematics in Western culture [ Book ] 510 KLIKline, Morris, 1908- Published 1953 Modern Europe to 1870 [ Book ] 940 Published 1953 The times of Melville and Whitman [ Book ] 810 Published 1953 Triumph and tragedy [ Book ] 940 Published 1953 The wonderful world of insects [ Book ] 595 Published 1953 World's great folktales [ Book ] 398 Published 1953 Your first boat : how to choose it, how to use it [ Book ] 797 Published 1953 The conquest of Everest [ Book ] 915 Published 1954 Design of the universe : the heavens and the earth [ Book ] 523 Published 1954 Everyday things in ancient Greece [ Book ] 938 QUEQuennell, Marjorie, (Courtney) Published 1954 Games of many nations [ Book ] 793 HARHarbin, E Published 1954 The home book of musical knowledge [ Book ] 780 EWEEwen, David Published 1954 Insect fact and folklore [ Book ] 595 Published 1954 Masters of the Drama [ Book ] 809 Published 1954 The record of American diplomacy; documents and readings in the history of American foreign relations [ Book ] 341 Published 1954 Spies for the Blue and Gray [ Book ] 341 Published 1954 The Taft story [ Book ] BIO TAFWhite, William Smith Published 1954 Treasures of the earth [ Book ] 551 REIReinfeld, Fred Published 1954 [ Book ] 325 Published 1954 Wings : insects, birds, men [ Book ] 591 STIStillson, Blanche, 1889- Published 1954 Woodrow Wilson and the progressive era, 1910-1917 [ Book ] 973 Published 1954 America's rise to world power, 1898-1954 [ Book ] 327 Published 1955 The confident years: 1885-1915 [ Book ] 810 Published 1955 Everyday life in Anglo-Saxon, Viking and Norman times [ Book ] 942 QUEQuennell, Marjorie, (Courtney) Published 1955 Fires and firefighters [ Book ] 614 Published 1955 Imagination's other place; poems of science and mathematics [ Book ] 808 Published 1955 Introduction to nature : birds, wild flowers, trees [ Book ] 574 KIEKieran, John, 1892- Published 1955 Leaves of grass [ Book ] 808 Published 1955 Wild America; the record of a 30,000 mile journey around the continent by a distinguished naturalist and his British colleague, [ Book ] 574 Published 1955 The exploration of Mars [ Book ] 523 Published 1956 Famous American men of letters [ Book ] 920 CANCantwell, Robert Published 1956 Our literary heritage; a pictorial history of the writer in America, [ Book ] 810 Published 1956 Plants that feed us : the story of grains and vegetables [ Book ] 581 FENFenton, Carroll Lane Published 1956 Richard the Third [ Book ] BIO RICKendall, Paul Murray Published 1956 Things maps don't tell us; an adventure into map interpretation [ Book ] 551 LOBLobeck, A Published 1956 This hallowed ground : the story of the Union side of the Civil War [ Book ] 973 Published 1956 Trees; a guide to familiar American trees, [ Book ] 582 ZIMZim, Herbert Spencer, 1909- Published 1956 The age of firearms, a pictorial history [ Book ] 623 HELHeld, Robert, 1929- Published 1957 The ants [ Book ] 595 Published 1957 Bands of America [ Book ] 785 SCHSchwartz, Harry W Published 1957 Book of the Seven Seas, [ Book ] 591 Published 1957 Byzantium: greatness and decline [ Book ] 949 Published 1957 The Charles M [ Book ] REF 978 MCCMcCracken, Harold, 1894- Published 1957 The great explorers [ Book ] 910 Published 1957 Henry Clay [ Book ] BIO CLAEaton, Clement, 1898- Published 1957 Metal sculpture; new forms, new techniques [ Book ] 739 LYNLynch, John, 1904- Published 1957 Music in history [ Book ] 780 Published 1957 Patrick Henry [ Book ] BIO HENMeade, Robert Douthat, 1903-1974 Published 1957 Untune the sky; poems of music and the dance [ Book ] 808 Published 1957 What to listen for in music [ Book ] 780 Published 1957 The Age of Roosevelt [ Book ] 973 Published 1958 The Atlantic book of British and American poetry [ Book ] POETRY- ANTHOLOGY 821 SITSitwell, Edith, Dame, 1887-1964, Published 1958 The book of experiments [ Book ] 502 VRIVries, Leonard de Published 1958 Ceramics, and how to decorate them [ Book ] 738 Published 1958 Exploring chemistry [ Book ] 540 Published 1958 Orbit: a picture story of force and motion [ Book ] 530 RUCRuchlis, Hyman Published 1958 Pages, pictures, and print : a book in the making [ Book ] 655 FOSFoster, Joanna Published 1958 Papier-mâché [ Book ] 745 Published 1958 The Russian Revolution [ Book ] 947 Published 1958 Soap bubbles, their colours and the forces which mold them; [ Book ] 541 Published 1958 Stories of our American patriotic songs [ Book ] 784 LYOLyons, John Henry Published 1958 The story of modern art [ Book ] 709 Published 1958 Sun kingdom of the Aztecs [ Book ] 972 VONVon Hagen, Victor Wolfgang Published 1958 Sunrise at Campobello [ Book ] 812 SCHSchary, Dore Published 1958 Tools of science : from yardstick to cyclotron [ Book ] 507 Published 1958 The Viking book of poetry of the English-speaking world [ Book ] POETRY- ANTHOLOGY 821 Published 1958 American folklore [ Book ] 398 DORDorson, Richard Mercer, 1916- Published 1959 Boston's immigrants [1790-1880]; a study in acculturation [ Book ] 325 Published 1959 Brimstone, the stone that burns : the story of the French sulphur industry
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