A. J. Stone's measurements of natives of the northwest territoriesFranz Boas · First published 1901Open the Tome
On mammals from the Northwest Territory collected by Mr. A.J. StoneAllen, J. A. · First published 1899Open the Tome
C.J. Stone, A.G. Biddle, Felix Frankfurter, S.G. Fahy and J.Roberts, at the National Press Club Canteen for Service men, Washington, D.C., April 24, 1943Harris & EwingOpen the Tome
J. Herbert Stone, a regional forester's view of multiple useJ. Herbert Stone · First published 1972Open the Tome
Consider the threshing stone : writings of Jacob J. Rempel : a Mennonite in RussiaJacob J. Rempel · First published 2008Open the Tome
Letter on reconstruction, from A.T. Stone to Gov. R.J. Oglesby, of IllinoisA. T. Stone · First published 1865Open the Tome
Speaking up: a book for every woman who wants to speak effectively, by Janet Stone and J. BachnerJanet Stone, Jane Bachner · First published 1977Open the Tome
Speaking up: a book for every woman who wants to speak effectively, by Janet Stone and J. BachnerUnknown author · First published 1978Open the Tome
A study of microrelief, its mapping, classification, and quantification by means of a Fourier analysis [by] Richard O. Stone and J. DugundjiRichard O. Stone · First published 1965Open the Tome
Leighton-Stone-air, a poem. Or a poetical encomium on the excellency of its soil, healthy air, and beauteous situation ... Also a pindarick ode on Prince Eugene of Savoy. Humbly dedicated to the worthy encouragers of the Latin boarding-school, newly erected in Leighton-Stone; by the author J. H. ..Harris, Joseph · First published 1702Open the Tome
A history of the laying of the corner stone of the Presbyterian Church, Bridgeton, N.J., 100th anniversary, July 26th, 1892Unknown author · First published 1893Open the Tome
Remarks on the explanation lately published by Dr. Priestley, respecting the intercepted letters of his friend and disciple J.H. Stone. To which is added, a certificate of civism for J. Priestley, junWilliam Cobbett · First published 1799Open the Tome
Leighton-Stone-Air. or a Poetical Encomium on the Excellency of Its Soil, Healthy Air, and Beauteous Situation Humbly Dedicated to the Worthy Encouragers of the Latin Boarding-school, Newly Erected in Leighton-Stone; by the J. HJoseph Harris · First published 2018Open the Tome
A Study of Lower Palaeolithic Stone Artefacts from Selected Sites in the Upper and Middle Thames Valley, with Particular Reference to the R.J.MacRae Collection ... Archaeological Reports (BAR) British S.)Hyeong Woo Lee · First published 2001Open the Tome
New lights on Jacobinism, abstracted from Professor Robinson's 'History of free masonry'. With an appendix, containing an accountof Voltaire's behaviour on his death-bed, and a letter from J.H. Stone... to his friend Dr. Priestley, disclosing the principles of JacobinismJohn Robison · First published 1798Open the Tome
Detail, cottage and constructive architecture, containing 75 large lithographic plates, published under the direction of A.J. Bicknell, showing a great variety of designs for cornices, brackets, windows, window caps, doors, piazzas ... making in all a practical book for architects, builders, carpenters, and all who contemplate building or remodelling wood, stone or brick buildingsAmos J. Bicknell · First published 1873Open the Tome
Programme of the laying of a foundation stone at Darlington Lane Primary School, by Alderman C.W. Allison, O.B.E., J.P., supported by His Worship the Mayor (Alderman W. Lillystone), on Tuesday, 1st March, 1949 at 3-15 p.m.Stockton-on-Tees (England). Education Committee. · First published 1949Open the Tome
First editions of modern authors, presentation copies, Grolier Club publications, books from private presses from the libraries of Percy A. Beach, Indianapolis, Ind.; James C. Norton, Princeton, N.J.; Michael Rotkrog, New York City; and others; together with a small collection of miniature books, duplicates from the library of Wilbur Macey Stone, New York CityAnderson Galleries, Inc · First published 1926Open the Tome
