Author: ADAMS (Thomas)

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MACI ADAMS (Thomas). § MAO ADAM (T.)

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Author: ADAMS (Thomas)

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ADAMS (Thomas), Town Planning Adviser. Recent s.dvanoes in town p1armin. By T. Adams, in collaboration with F.L.Thorapson, EJ.Fry, J.W.R. Adams. Win...maps an...i1lustrations [and a bibliograpny]. pp. xv. + 400. 4°. London, 1932.

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Author: ADAMS (Abigail)

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ADAMS (Abigail), Mrs. The Adams—Jefferson ietters: the complete correspondence between Thomas Jefferson and Abigail and John Adaiis,1 Euited by L.J.Cappon. Chapel Hill, N.C., 1959. See ADAMS (John), President of the United States of America.

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Author: ADAMS (Thomas Randolph)

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ADAMS (Thomas Randolph), See SMITH (William), D.D., Provoát of the Co11ee - - of Philadelphia. Account of the College, Academy and Charitable School of Philadelphia in Pennsylvania. . .Edited by T.R.Mms. Philadelphia, 1951.

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Author: ADAMS (Thomas Sewll)

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,, a ADAMS (Thomas Sewll).. See BALTIMORE. ohs Hopkins Univerit. Johns Hopkins University studies in historical and political science. Extra volumes. No.22. LEVASS7R (Emile). The American workman...An American translation by T.S.Adains. Edited by T.Marburg. - Ba1moe, 1900.

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Author: BUCHA (Hannah Adams)

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BUCHA (Hannah Adams). See PESTELL (T.) The Poems of Thomas Pesteil. Edited, with an account of his life and work, by H. Buchan. Oxford, 1940.

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Author: PAPE (Thomas)

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PAPE (Thomas). See STAF1ORD, County of. Staffordshire Parish gister Sooiet. Newcast.le—under—i4rnle parish register. lEdited by P. W. L. Adams, with azi introcuction by ‘P. Pape.j Privately printed, 19)1.

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Author: STAYNOE (Thomas)

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LtL A ‘Lj •77 STAYNOE (Thomas). Instructions for the good education of children, in several discourses. By T.Staynoe. To which is added, his funeral sermon, preach’d by Dr. Adams. pp. (4) + 261. 8°. London, 1717. The funeral sermon has a separate tjtepage, but the oaination is continuous throghout.

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Author: ELIOT (Thomas Stearns)

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ELIOT (Thomas Stearns). See WINTERS (Yvor). The Anatomy of nonsense. (Essays on Henry Adams, Wallace Stevens2 T.S. Eliot end John Crowe Ransom.J Norfolk, Conri., 1943.

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Author: WILLIAMS (Thomas)

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oj 5 WILLIAMS (Thomas), Calvinist preacher. A Diotionry of all religions, a.nd...denomin— ations, antient and niodern...also of eoclrs— 1atical hist,cry. To which are p-efixed, i. an essay on truth...by.... Puller; ii. on the state of t,he world at Christ’s appear— anoe, by H. Adams...and to which are appended a sketch of missionary ceoia’hy...Third London edition. pp. ,r’r. . (i) .+:436. Frontispiece. rL. I.] 0 8 • London, E1823].

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Author: No Author available

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14L6!. 11.A. ADAMS (Thomas), .D,_eache.r at Wi11inpn, Bedfordshlre, afterwards at St.Grepory’s, IGndoh. See 1ORISSET (Gordon R.) The Life and works of Thomas Adams, c.l504—1653. 1962.

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Author: No Author available

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33 ITFD ADA ADti (John), President of the United States of America. tIetters. Correspondence of John Adams and Thomas Jefferson, i8i2.i826. Selected with conunent by Pjilstach. pp. 196. 8c. Zndianapolis, 195.

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