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U.S. Copyright Renewals, 1960 January - June by U.S. Copyright Office
Lockhart & Edmund M. Goehring.
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LOCKHART, R. H. BRUCE.
British agent. With an introd. by
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R. H. Bruce Lockhart (A); 17Mar60;
R253838.
Memoirs of a British agent. ? 2Nov32;
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LOCKRIDGE, RICHARD.
Castle in New Hampshire. (In The
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Central Park pastoral. (In The
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The flipper. (In The New Yorker,
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Richard Lockridge (A); 28Apr60;
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Mr. North sniffs. (In The New Yorker
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Mr. North's concert. (In The New
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Ride with Judith. (In The New Yorker
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Stiff isn't absolute. (In The New
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LODGE, GRACE, illus.
Noah and Rabbit. SEE McKay, Herbert.
LOEW'S, INC.
Rasputin and the empress. Novelized version by Val Lewton of screenplay by Charles MacArthur. ? 26Jan33; A60045. Loew's, Inc. (PWH); 11Feb60; R252081.
LONGMANS, GREEN & CO., INC.
Christmas and twelfth night. SEE
Undset, Sigrid.
Opium. SEE Cocteau, Jean.
Swords against Carthage. SEE
Donauer, Friedrich.
The way to glory and other stories.
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LOON, HENDRIK WILLEM VAN. SEE
Van Loon, Hendrik Willem.
LORENZ, E. S.
It is wonderful to me; men's voices.
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LORENZ PUB. CO.
Blessed is the nation. SEE Wilson,
Ira B.
I love to tell the story. SEE Von
Berge, Herman.
It is wonderful to me. SEE
Lorenz, E. S.
Just for today. SEE Wilson, Ira B.
Master, let me walk with Thee. SEE
Wilson, Ira B.
Speed the cross: men's voices. SEE
Wilson, Ira B.
LORENZ PUB. CO. SEE
Children's day treasury, no.43.
Easter treasury, no.38.
LORING, EMILIE.
Uncharted seas. ? 2Sep32; A54866.
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LORING, ROBERT M.
Uncharted seas. SEE Loring, Emilie.
LORING, SELDEN M.
Uncharted seas. SEE Loring, Emilie.
LORIOUX, FELIX.
Comedies et proverbes. SEE Segur,
Sophie Rostopchine, Comtesse de.
LOTZ, ELSA.
Case studies of present day religious teaching. SEE Hartshorne, Hugh.
LOUISIANA. SUPREME COURT.
Louisiana reports. Vol.174. Cases
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LOUISIANA AND SOUTHERN DIGEST.
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5Jul60; R259881.
LOUISIANA AND SOUTHERN DIGEST. 1932
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LOUISIANA AND SOUTHERN DIGEST. Oct.
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R248911.
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LOUYS, PIERRE.
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LOVELACE, DELOS W.
King Kong. SEE Wallace, Edgar.
LOWENTHAL, MARVIN.
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LOWIE, LUELLA COLE PRESSEY.
Essential preparation for college, by
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Luella Cole Lowie & Sidney L.
Pressey (A); 22Apr60; R256013.
LOWITZ, MRS. ANSON C. SEE Lowitz,
Sadyebeth Heath.
LOWITZ, ANSON CRAWFORD.
General George the great. SEE
Lowitz, Sadyebeth Heath.
LOWITZ, SADYEBETH HEATH.
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LOWREY, EDWARD.
Personality boy. ? 2Jun33; A62876.
Edward Lowrey (A); 16Jun60;
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LOWRY, JEAN B.
Time and motion study and formulas for wage incentives. SEE Lowry, Stewart M.
LOWRY, STEWART M.
Time and motion study and formulas
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Lowry, Harold B. Maynard & G. J.
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A57090. Jean B. Lowry (W),
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LUBY, AGNES K.
Solid geometry. SEE Hawkes,
Herbert E.
LUBY, WILLIAM A.
Solid geometry. SEE Hawkes,
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LUCAS-DUBRETON, JEAN.
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LUCASSEN, FREDERICK G.
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AA103654. Frederick G. Lucassen
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LUCCOCK, HALFORD E.
Preaching values in the Old Testament.
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A world that cannot be shaken. SEE
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LULL, HERBERT G.
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LUNN, BRIAN.
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William.
LUNN, HUGH KINGSMILL.
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LUTZ, RALPH HASWELL, ed.
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LYON, JESSIE D.
The story of my life. SEE Darrow,
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LYON, MABEL.
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AA95678. Mabel Lyon (A); 10Mar60;
R253327.
LYONS, JOHN CORIDEN.
Eight French classic plays, by
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A51857. J. C. Lyons (A) &
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MAASS, JOACHIM.
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MACARTNEY, CLARENCE EDWARD.
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MCBAINE, JAMES P.
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MCBURNEY, JAMES HOWARD, joint author.
The working principles of argument.
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MCCABE, JOSEPH.
The story of the world's oldest profession; prostitution in the medieval and modern world. ? 2Mar32; A49063. Haldeman-Julius Co. (PWH); 29Feb60; R252954.
MACCALLUM, W. G.
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MCCANN, MARY RUNYON.
The idyll of Miss Sarah Brown. SEE
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MCCANN, REBECCA.
Children's cheerful cherub. Selected by Mary Graham Bonner. ? 23Aug32; A53843. Crown Publishers, Inc. (PPW); 26May60; R257554.
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MCCARROLL, MARION CLYDE.
Suzanne of Belgium. SEE Stevenson,
Suzanne Silvercreys.
MCCAULEY, MARY WEAVER.
Peter Patter book, rimes for
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When worlds collide. SEE Wylie,
Philip.
MCCOMB, ARTHUR KILGORE.
Prayer. SEE Heiler, Friedrich.
MCCOMB, SAMUEL.
Prayer. SEE Heiler, Friedrich.
MCCONATHY, OSBOURNE.
Music of many lands and peoples, by
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Oxford piano course. SEE Schelling,
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MCCONATHY, OSBOURNE. SEE
The Music hour.
MCCORD, DAVID.
Oversonnet. (In The New Yorker,
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David McCord (A); 26Feb60;
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MCCORD, JOSEPH.
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Joseph McCord (A); 4Jan60; R248667.
MCCOY, OTIS L. SEE
Heralds of heaven.
MCCRAVY, FRANK.
The Frank & Jim McCravy album of
fireside songs, by Frank & Jim
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Mrs. Frank McCravy (W) & Mary
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R257819.
MCCRAVY, MRS. FRANK.
The Frank & Jim McCravy album of fireside songs. SEE McCravy, Frank.
MCCRAVY, JIM.
The Frank & Jim McCravy album of fireside songs. SEE McCravy, Frank.
MCCRAVY, MARY.
The Frank & Jim McCravy album of fireside songs. SEE McCravy, Frank.
MCCRINDLE, SUSAN ERTZ.
Hansi. (In Saturday evening post,
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B155509. Susan Ertz McCrindle (A);
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MCCUE, HOWARD F.
Supplement to Hatcher's Kansas digest. SEE Hatcher, Earl Hilton.
MCCURDY, WILLIAM EDWARD.
Selection of cases on the law of sales. SEE Williston, Samuel.
MCDANIEL, MRS. GEORGE W.
The stretch-berry smile. SEE
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MCDERMOTT, JOHN FRANCIS.
Modern plays. ? on editing; 23Jan32; A48197. John Francis McDermott (A); 21Jan60; R250368.
MACDONALD, ALLAN WILLIAM COLT.
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MCDONALD, LAETITIA. SEE Irwin, Laetitia
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MACDONALD, PHILIP.
Death on my left. ? 2Jan33,
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Philip MacDonald (A); 28Mar60;
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MACDONALD, WILLIAM COLT. SEE MacDonald,
Allan William Colt.
MACDOUGALL, CURTIS D.
A college course in reporting for
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Curtis D. MacDougall (A); 3Mar60;
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MCDOWALL, KENNETH STEWART PATRICK.
Travail of gold. SEE Benson, E. F.
MCELLIOTT, MABEL.
The man hunters. ? 20May32; A51450.
Mabel McElliott (A); 5Feb60;
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The sun was over the foreyard.
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MCGIFFERT, ARTHUR C.
A history of Christian thought.
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Gertrude H. Boyce McGiffert (W);
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MCGIFFERT, GERTRUDE H. BOYCE.
A history of Christian thought. SEE
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MCGINLEY, PHYLLIS. SEE Hayden, Phyllis
McGinley.
MCGRAW-HILL BOOK CO., INC.
Estudios taquigraficos de rapidez.
SEE Gregg, John R.
Fundamental drills in Gregg shorthand.
SEE Beers, Gertrude.
MACHTEY, NATHAN.
At the sign of the Queen Pedauque.
SEE France, Anatole.
MCILWAIN, CHARLES HOWARD.
The growth of political thought in the West, from the Greeks to the end of the Middle Ages. ? 15Mar32; A50010. Charles H. McIlwain (A); 19Feb60; R252535.
MACIVER, R. M.
Study guide to accompany Society, its
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A53650. R. M. MacIver (A); 4May60;
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MACK, WILLIAM. SEE
Corpus juris.
MCKAY, CLAUDE.
Banana bottom. ? 22Mar33; A60896.
Hope McKay Virtue (C); 23Mar60;
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MACKAY, CONSTANCE D'ARCY. SEE Holt,
Constance d'Arcy MacKay.
MCKAY, HERBERT.
Noah and Rabbit. Illustrated by
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Herbert McKay (A); 18Jan60; R250528.
MCKELVEY, JOHN JAY.
Handbook of the law of evidence. 4th ed. (Hornbook series) ? 30Nov32; A58421. West Pub. Co. (PWH); 6Jan60; R249064.
Illustrative cases on evidence. A companion book to McKelvey on evidence, fourth edition. (Hornbook cases series) ? 1Dec32; A58418. West Pub. Co. (PWH); 6Jan60; R249061.
MCKELVEY, LOUIS WILLIAM.
Business letters. SEE Smart,
Walter Kay.
MCKENZIE, AIMEE G. L.
Trois comedies. SEE Musset, Alfred de.
MACKENZIE, SIR COMPTON.
Prince Charlie. ? 27Oct32, AI-17340; 21Apr33, A61450. Sir Compton Mackenzie (A); 18May60; R257205.
MACKENZIE, EMELYN.
Nurses handbook of obstetrics. SEE
Zabriskie, Louise.
MCKENZIE, KENNETH.
Trois comedies. SEE Musset, Alfred de.
MACKEY, MARGARET GILBERT.
Early California costumes, 1769-1847,
and historic flags of California.
By Margaret Gilbert Mackey & Louise
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Margaret Gilbert Mackey & Louise P.
Sooy (A); 8Feb60; R251908.
American law reports.
New California digest.
Ohio jurisprudence.
Texas jurisprudence.
MCKINNEY'S CONSOLIDATED LAWS OF NEW
YORK ANNOTATED. ? Edward Thompson
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6Jan60; R249160.
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MACLEAN, JOSEPH B.
Life insurance. 3d ed. ? 6Jul32; A54177. Joseph Maclean (A); 15Apr60; R255623.
MACLEISH, ARCHIBALD.
The social cant. (In The New republic,
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B175096. Archibald MacLeish (A);
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MACMILLAN CO.
The adventures of Oliver Twist.
SEE Dickens, Charles.
The fairy dictionary. SEE
Richards, George M.
A history of the United States. SEE
Channing, Edward.
The idea of progress. SEE Bury,
John Bagnell.
Les miserables. SEE Hugo, Victor.
Mysticism east and west. SEE Otto,
Rudolf.
Tales from Shakespeare. SEE Lamb,
Charles.
MACMILLAN CO. SEE
Encyclopaedia of the social sciences.
MCNEELY, MARIAN HURD.
The way to glory and other stories.
With a pref. by Dorothy Canfield
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Esley. ? 14Sep32; A54871.
Longmans, Green & Co., Inc. (PPW);
20Jan60; R250181.
MCNEILE, H. C.
Bulldog Drummond strikes back. (Pub. abroad as Knock-out, by Sapper, pseud., in the Daily mail, Feb. 15-Apr. 4, 1933) ? 15Feb-18Feb, 20Feb-25Feb, 27Feb-28Feb, 1Mar-4Mar, 6Mar-11Mar, 13Mar-16Mar33, AI-17713, 17Mar-18Mar, 20Mar-25Mar, 27Mar-1Apr, 3Apr-4Apr33, AI-17722; 10May33, A61930. Violet Evelyn McNeile (W); 16May60; R257094-257095.
The man in yellow; and The empty house. (Pub. abroad in The Strand magazine, Aug. 1932 as The empty house. Illustrated by Jack M. Faulks) ? 25Jul32, AI-16897; 20Jan33, A60022. Violet Evelyn McNeile (W); 28Jan60; R251371.
The man in yellow; and The empty house. (Pub. abroad in The Strand magazine, Sept. 1932 as The man in yellow, by Sapper, pseud. Illustrated by Jack M. Faulks) ? 25Aug32, AI-16958; 20Jan32, A60022. Violet Evelyn McNeile (W); 28Jan60; R251372.
MCNEILE, VIOLET EVELYN.
Bulldog Drummond strikes back. SEE
McNeile, H. C.
The man in yellow. SEE McNeile,
H. C.
MACPHAIL, CAREX, pseud. SEE Anderson,
Lilly.
MCPHEETERS, JULIAN C.
Sunshine and victory. ? 2Feb33; A59605. Julian C. McPheeters (A); 18Feb60; R253033.
MCPHERSON, WILLIAM.
An elementary study of chemistry;
introductory college course. By
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MCSPADDEN, J. WALKER.
How they carried the goods. From the
creaking sleds of Pharaoh to the
swift airplane of today. By Charles
G. Muller. pseud. Illustrated by
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J. Walker McSpadden (A); 27Jan60;
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MAGILL, MARCUS, pseud. SEE Hill,
Brian.
MAGNUSON, PAUL B.
Fractures. ? 6Jun33; A63291. Paul B.
Magnuson (A); 8Jun60; R257910.
MAGOFFIN, RALPH MANNING.
Lucerna pedibus nostris. SEE
Magoffin, Ralph Van Deman.
MAGOFFIN, RALPH VAN DEMAN.
Latin, first year, by Ralph Van
Deman Magoffin & Margaret Young
Henry. Rev. & enl. ed. (Climax
series) ? 5Mar32; A49266.
Margaret Y. Henry (A); 4Feb60;
R251509.
Lucerna pedibus nostris. A manual
to accompany Latin, first year.
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MAGRE, MAURICE.
Magicians, seers and mystics. SEE
Merton, Reginald.
MAINE AND ATLANTIC DIGEST. 1932 cumulative
annual pocket part for v.36.
? 30Nov32; A58436. West Pub. Co.
(PWH); 6Jan60; R249079.
MAINE AND ATLANTIC DIGEST. ? West
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4Apr60; R255158.
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MAJOR KORD, pseud. SEE Baxter,
Forrest Don.
MALAMUTH, CHARLES.
The little golden calf. SEE Ilf,
Ilya.
MALAPARTE, CURZIO.
Coup d'etat, the technique of revolution. Translated by Sylvia Saunders. ? 17Jun32; A52712. E. P. Dutton & Co., Inc. (PWH); 18Jan60; R250544.
MALLARD, CYRUS S.
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MALLOWAN, AGATHA CHRISTIE.
Have you everything you want? If
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By Agatha Christie. (In
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? 10Mar33; B184030. Agatha
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MALONE, DUMAS. SEE
Dictionary of American biography.
MALOT, HECTOR HENRI.
The adventures of Perrine (En famille)
Translated by Gil Meynier. Adapted
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McNally & Co. (PWH); 17Mar60;
R253763.
MALRAUX, ANDRE.
La condition humaine. ? 5May33; AF21380. Andre Malraux (A); 9Jun60; R258048.
Composition for college students.
SEE Thomas, Joseph M.
MANCHESTER, PAUL T.
El final de Norma.
SEE Alarcon, Pedro Antonio de.
MANN, EDWARD BEVERLY.
The valley of wanted men. ? 25Aug32; A53903. Edward Beverly Mann (A); 5Apr60; R254670.
MANN, PAUL B.
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A52968. Rosabell Mann (W) &
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R255305.
MANN, ROSABELL.
Out of doors.
SEE Mann, Paul B.
MANN, THOMAS.
Goethe und Tolstoi; zum Problem
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AF16888. S. Fischer Verlag G.M.B.H.
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MANNIN, ETHEL.
SEE Porteous, Ethel Mannin.
MANNING, BRUCE.
The Mardi gras murders.
SEE Bristow, Gwen.
MANOLOFF, NICK.
Cole's Hawaiian guitar method, note
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Nick Manoloff (A); 25Apr60;
R256736.
Cole's Hawaiian guitar method,
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MARBURG, CLARA.
Sir William Temple, a seventeenth century "libertin". ? 11Mar32; A50178. Clara Marburg (A); 4Mar60; R253202.
MARCETTEAU, B. F.
The priest's companion. ? 23Nov32;
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Marcetteau, B. F.; 25Feb60;
R252817)
The priest's companion. ? 23Nov32;
A58472. Louis Arand (E); 25Feb60;
R252817. (See also Marcetteau,
B. F.; 23Dec59; R247841)
MARCOUX, REINE SAINT-. SEE Sabran,
Reine Saint-Marcoux.
MARIE, GRAND DUCHESS OF RUSSIA.
A princess in exile. ? 26Aug32;
A55006. Count Lennart
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MARKHAM, VIRGIL.
The devil drives. ? 4Mar32;
A49029. Virgil Markham (A);
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Red warning. Written by the Detective
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MARKS, PERCY.
The craft of writing. ? 17May32;
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MARLIN, LLOYD G.
History of Cherokee County. ? 4Nov32; A57079. Lloyd G. Marlin (A); 12May60; R256992.
MARQUIS, BONNER SEMPLE.
American history and its geographic conditions. SEE Semple, Ellen Churchill.
MARQUIS, DON.
Archy broadcasts. (In Collier's, the national weekly. May 20, 1933) ? 28Apr33; B189022. Mell Daniel (Co-executor); 27May60; R257624.
Archy climbs Everest. (In Collier's,
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MARQUIS, DON.
Barbarous. (In Collier's, the national weekly, Apr. 1, 1933) ? 10Mar33; B184139. Mell Daniel (Co-executor); 3Jun60; R257786.
A horrid notion. (In Collier's,
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MARTET, MADAME JEAN. SEE Martet,
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MARTET, MARCELLE TISSERAND.
Le recif de corail. SEE Martet, Jean.
MARTIN, EUGENE, pseud.
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MARTIN, ROBERT GRANT.
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