A Narrative of the Sufferings of James Bristow, Belonging to the Bengal Artilley [sic], During Ten Years Captivity with Hyder Ally and Tippoo Saheb. Second EditionJames Bristow · First published 2018Open the Tome
Narrative of the Sufferings of James Bristow, Belonging to the Bengal Artillery, During Ten Years Captivity with Hyder Ally and Tippoo SahebJames Bristow · First published 2018Open the Tome
Narrative of the sufferings of James Bristow, of the Bengal ArtilleryJames Bristow · First published 1801Open the Tome
A narrative of the sufferings of James Bristow, belonging to the Bengal Artilley during ten years captivity with Hyderally and TippoosahebJames Bristow · First published 1793Open the Tome
Executive's Competitive EdgeJoan Burge, James Bristow, Chris Tucker, Nancy Fraze · First published 2022Open the Tome
Harlequin Heartwarming March 2017 Box SetKate James, Tara Randel, Leanne Bristow, Cerella Sechrist · First published 2017Open the Tome
Braided RiversJames L. Best, Charlie S. Bristow, Geoffrey E. Petts, Ian Jarvis, Gregory H. Sambrook Smith · First published 2008Open the Tome
Reclamation and conservation of stripped over lands in IllinoisJames W. Bristow · First published 1946Open the Tome
Land reclamation accomplishments of Illinois strip mining companiesJames W. Bristow · First published 1944Open the Tome
The Bate refrigerating company, appellant, vs. Ferdinand Sulzberger, Samuel Weil, and Frederick JosephCharles H. Aldrich, B. H. Bristow, James C. Carter, Milo G. Kellogg, Charles Elliott Mitchell, Wheeler H. Peckham, H. A. Seymour, Ferdinand Sulzberger, New York complainant-appellant Bate refrigerating company, Harrison international telephone company, Peckham & Dixon Miller, Schwarzchild and Sulzberger defendant-appellee, United States. Supreme court · First published 1894Open the Tome