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Elements of the Theory and Practice of Book-keeping, Based Upon the Principle of Correlative Double Entry, for Schools, Classes, and Private Students

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Elements of the Theory and Practice of Book-keeping, Based Upon the Principle of Correlative Double Entry, for Schools, Classes, and Private Students

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A Key to an Introductory Course of Plane Trigonometry and Logarithms, 3Rd Edition

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Revolutionary Activism in the 1950s & 60s. Volume 2. Britain 1965 - 1970

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Charters and Custumals of the Abbey of Holy Trinity, Caen, Part 2

This second volume of Caen documents contains important evidence contains important evidence on the economic and social development of monastic estates on both sides of the Channel: rural social structure, inheritance customs, the role of women, peasant migration, personal and place-name studies, and comparative Anglo-Norman studies.