93 títulos para "Joseph George"

Globalizing Rights

CHOMSKY, NOAM/STIGLITZ, JOSEPH E./GEORGE, SUSAN/SHIVA, VANDANA/BHABHA, HOMI K.

The Creoles of Louisiana

Cable, George Washington/Pennell, Joseph

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Elements of Mining

Young, George Joseph

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Elements of the Random Walk

Rudnick, Joseph / Gaspari, George / Joseph, Rudnick

Religions De L'Antiquite V1, Part 1 (1825)

Guigniaut, Joseph Daniel/Creuzer, Georg Friedric

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Journal of a Tour in Marocco and the Great Atlas

Hooker, Joseph Dalton / Ball, John / Maw, George

THE CREST OF THE PEACOCK 2ND ED

JOSEPH, GEORGE GHEVERGHESE

Frederick the Great and the United States

George), Rosengarten, J. G. (Joseph

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The German Allied Troops in the North American War of Independence, 1776-1783

Von Eelking, Max / Rosengarten, Joseph George

Britain's German Army at War The Hessian became something of a 'bogey-man' to the revolutionary period American citizen. Already outraged at the treatment they had received at the hands of the government of the country which they could not fail to regard as a motherland, this new enemy-a veritable v...