Heritage of Mankind Cities of Spain and Its Paradores (The Spanish Heritage of Mankind Cities Group Archive)Camilo Jose Celo · First published 1998Open the Tome
Morpho-syntactic erosion between two generational groups of Spanish speakers in the United StatesElizabeth A. Martínez · First published 1993Open the Tome
Ancient, Islamic, English and world coins, including a collection of Gaulish and other Celtic coins; a small group of seven Anglo-Saxon coins from the famous Cuerdale Hoard of 1840; further mint-state Elizabeth II Commonwealth Games proof two-pounds pieces, 1986; [and] a second and final selection of gold 100-francs, from a private source; [as well as] the "first" gold coins of South Africa and the U.S.A; a rare Spanish Cinquentin of 1633; [and] a collection of coins of the Swiss Cantons; [etc.] ...Glendining & Co · First published 1992Open the Tome
An ethnographic study of the communication and interaction of first grade Hispanic children in a high Spanish reading groupLillian Vega Castaneda, Harvard University. Graduate School of Education · First published 1989Open the Tome
Ancient, English and foreign coins, [including] Greek coins, a collection of English coins, in gold and silver (mostly crowns), including British Canadian, Australian, and Indian coins, [as well as] specimen and proof sets; a group of sets and individual coins from the collection of their designer, Norman Sillman, ARCA, FRBS; overseas coins, [such as] ducatoons of Spanish Netherland; enamelled coins, [and] historical medals, [etc.] ...Glendining & Co · First published 1987Open the Tome
Indian groups associated with Spanish missions of the San Antonio Missions National Historical ParkT. N. Campbell · First published 1985Open the Tome
Indian groups associated with the Spanish missions of the San Antonio Missions National Historical ParkT. N. Campbell · First published 1985Open the Tome
The relation of language difficulty to intelligence and school retardation in a group of Spanish-speaking childrenZella K Jordan Flores · First published 1975Open the Tome
Dance as a cultural trait of some cultural groups of the Inca Empire at the time of the Spanish Conquest.Wilhelmina Clark Weaver · First published 1970Open the Tome
A theoretical approach to the study of Spanish American institutionalized functional groupsRonald Charles Newton · First published 1963Open the Tome
Catalogue of the summer exhibition of selected works from the leading exhibitions of 1918-1919 and a group of modern Spanish and French paintingsUniversity of Rochester. Memorial Art Gallery · First published 1919Open the Tome
A group of twenty-four paintings of the French, Spanish, German and American schools selected from the Cottier GalleryCottier Gallery · First published 1908Open the Tome
Group of twenty-four paintings of the French, Spanish, German and American schoolsCottier Gallery · First published 1908Open the Tome
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![Cover of Ancient, English and foreign coins, [including] Greek coins, a collection of English coins, in gold and silver (mostly crowns), including British Canadian, Australian, and Indian coins, [as well as] specimen and proof sets; a group of sets and individual coins from the collection of their designer, Norman Sillman, ARCA, FRBS; overseas coins, [such as] ducatoons of Spanish Netherland; enamelled coins, [and] historical medals, [etc.] ...](https://covers.openlibrary.org/b/id/12171596-M.jpg)
