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- Benjamin Franklin (Q182718)
- Colonel James Neilson; a business man of the early machine age in New Jersey, 1784-1862 (Q182717)
- The lost zoo, by Christopher Cat & Countee Cullen. Illus. by Charles Sebree (Q182716)
- Royal highness. NM: pref. (Q182715)
- Above the clear blue sky. (In Children's day helper, no.26) (Q182714)
- The Pope speaks; the words of Pius XII with a biography, by Charles Rankin, pseud (Q182713)
- Take the lightning, by Nancy Wilson Ross (Q182712)
- A starry night, (In Christmas helper. No.28) (Q182711)
- Animals as friends and how to keep them, by Margaret Shaw & James Fisher. With a foreword by Julian Huxley (Q182710)
- Cuatro comedias (Q182709)
- Lincoln on the eve of '61; a Journalist's story. Portion prev. pub. in the Saturday evening post, Feb. 10, 1940 (Q182708)
- Pottery of the Europeans (Q182707)
- Second number book (Q182706)
- The ABC's of the I.D.R.; a complete explanation of close order drill from paragraph 1 through 158. (Q182705)
- The eternal harmonics, spiritual philosophy. Books 1-5 (Q182704)
- The eternal harmonics, spiritual numerology. Books 1-5 (Q182703)
- The donkey inside. NM: compilation, editing, illus. & additional text (Q182702)
- Liberty of the press (Q182701)
- The literature of England, an anthology and a history. Vol.2: From the dawn of the Romantic Movement to the World War. NM: new maps, drawings, chronological tables & editorial matter (Q182700)
- American fishermen, by Albert Cook Church & James B. Connolly (Q182699)
- Minor surgery. 4th ed (Q182698)
- Beyond reasonable doubt, by Richard Hull, pseud (Q182697)
- A book of legends, by Jeremy Ingalls (Q182696)
- Rusty, the little red dachshund. on illus (Q182695)
- Elegy written in a country churchyard (Q182694)
- Casanova's women; eleven moments of a year (Q182693)
- Nature recreation; group guidance for the out-of-doors, by William G. Vinal (Cap'n Bill) (Q182692)
- Sodom by the sea; an affectionate history of Coney Island, Portion prev. pub. in Harper's bazaar, July 1941 (Q182691)
- Stanford achievement test, primary battery, forms D, E, F, G and H; directions for administering, New York City ed. NM: revisions (Q182690)
- Stanford achievement test, intermediate and advanced batteries, forms D, E, F, G and H; directions for administering, New York City ed. NM: revisions (Q182689)
- Heloise (Q182688)
- They sailed and sailed (Q182687)
- Aces, eights & murder (Q182686)
- Royal William; the story of a Democrat (Q182685)
- The family, by Nina Fedorova, pseud (Q182684)
- Cooking for two. New ed. rev. by Marjory Mills & Sally Larkin (Q182683)
- China shall rise again, (Mme Chiang Kai-shek) (Q182682)
- The joy of cooking. NM: revisions (Q182681)
- Timothy Turtle (Q182680)
- Concluding unscientific postscript. NM: translation (Q182679)
- Footsteps in the air, by Susan Wells, pseud (Q182678)
- Nicholas Arnold, toolmaker (Q182677)
- Robespierre and the Fourth Estate (Q182676)
- The little Burgess animal book for children. Illus. by Louis Agassiz Fuertes (Q182675)
- Jesus and His friends (Q182674)
- The little Burgess bird book for children (Q182673)
- Stories of the Christ child (Q182672)
- Little Pete's adventure (Q182671)
- The science of spirit; course of lectures, 1940-41, Clairaudiently received (Q182670)
- Darkness at noon (Q182669)