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Down by law
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Down by the greenwood side : a dramatic pastoral. : Birtwistle, Harrison.
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1970
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1
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Down by the riverside : a South Carolina slave community. : Joyner, Charles.
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1984
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Down by the Salley Gardens. : Vaughan Williams, Ralph,
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1993
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Down cemetery road with Philip Larkin and John Betjeman
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Down Channel. : McMullan, R. T.
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1949
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Down east : a maritime history of Maine. : Paine, Lincoln P.
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2000
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Down East : Maine, Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia and the Gaspé. : Collier, Sargent F.
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1953
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1
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Down east spirituals. : Kimball, Jacob,
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1949
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Down Easter captain : Josselyn, Walter Lyman,
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1967
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1
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The down easters : American deep-water sailing ships, 1869-1929.
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Down-fall of Anthony.
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1682
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1
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Down-fall of Anti-Christ. : Geree, John,
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1641
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The down-fall of Anti-Christ: or, The povver of preaching, to pull down popery. : In a briefe treati
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The down-fall of Babylon : or, The ruine of Antichrist : being that mystery of iniquity, which begin : Mingzeis, Alexander.
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1647
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The down-fall of Cockburn's meeting-house. : To the tune of, Come sit thee down my Phillis.
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Down fall of the ark.
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1661
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1
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The down-fall of the ark. Or, The morning-exercise at an end..
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2
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Down-fall of the Devil, Pope and Pretender
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1711
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The down-fall of the vnjust lavvyers, : with the monopolizing officers, who have devoured much of th : Leach, Edmund,
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1653
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The down-fall of the vnjust lawyers, with the monopolizing officers, who have devoured much of the w : Leach, Edmund,
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1652
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1
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The down-fall of the Whiggs: or, The Duke of Monmouths journey into the north. : To the tune of Hey
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1682
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1
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Down from bureaucracy : the ambiguity of privatization and empowerment. : Handler, Joel F.
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1996
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1
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Down from equality : black Chicagoans and the public schools, 1920-41. : Homel, Michael W.
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1984
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1
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Down highway one : journeys through Vietnam and Cambodia. : Downie, Sue.
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1993
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1
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The down-ight [sic] vvooing of honest John & Betty. : To the tune of, Cold and raw. This may be prin : E. W.
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1688
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1
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Down-ight vvooing of honest John & Betty : E. W.
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1688
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1
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Down in an arbor devoted to Venus.
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1660?
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1
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Down in an arbour devouted to Venus.
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1679
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1
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Down in the city. : Harrower, Elizabeth.
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1957
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1
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Down in the marvellous deep : a book of sea poems. : Windham, Sophie.
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1994
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1
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Down in the meadow.
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1655
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1
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Down in the valley : Weill, Kurt,
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1948
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1
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Down Mailer's way. : Solotaroff, Robert.
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1974
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1
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Down-market lending : mortgages and the support scheme in Leeds : Harrison, M. L.
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1983
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1
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Down on T Wharf : the Boston fisheries as seen through the photographs of Henry D. Fisher. : German, Andrew W.,
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1982
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1
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Down on the farm : the plight of agricultural labour. : League for Industrial Democracy.
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1955
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Down Plumpton-park.
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4
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Down Plumpton Parke.
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1691
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1
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The down-right country-man; or, The faithful dairy-maid· : utmind [sic] how country lads do boa
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1696
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1
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Down-right dealing : Howell, James,
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1647
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Down-right dealing, or The despised Protestant speaking plain English : to the Kings most excellent : Howell, James,
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1647
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Down-right Dick of the west; or, The plow-mans ramble to London, : to see my Lord-Mayor and the
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Down-right vvooing betwixt Robin and Nancy
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1686?
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Down-right wooing betwixt Robin and Nancy
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1688
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1
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Down right wooing of country William and his pretty Peggy
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1680
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1
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Down right wooing, of, country William and his pritty Peggy
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1680
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Down-right wooing of honest John & Betty : E. W.
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1688
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1
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Down Second Avenue. : Mphahlele, Ezekiel.
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1959
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Down syndrome : a resource handbook
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1988
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