Author: DICKINSON (John)

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CsJ3s sx Dic DICKINSON (John), IL.B. Administrative justice and the supremacy of law in the United States. [A reprint of the edition of 19a’7.J (Harvard Studies in Administrative Law, 2.) pp. L4O3 New York, [199].

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Author: DICKINSON (John Compton)

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DICKINSON (John Compton). ECCLESIASTICAL HISTOR” OF ENGLkND. An Ecclesiastical history oi England. General editQr, J.C.Dickinson. London, 1961.

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Author: DICKINSON (John Compton)

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PNE Sch DICKINSON (John Compton). See SCHIYPZ (Roger). This day belongs to God. Translated [from the French) by J.C.Dickinson. 8°. London arid Baltimore, Mi., 1961.

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Author: DICKINSON (Chrit?pher John)

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DICKINSON (Chrit?pher John). The North London or University College Hospital, 1851—1951: a documentary history to comniemorate the Festival of Britain. Compiled by C.J. Dickinson, C.1TM. Hill and H.T. John. Reprinted froui the University College Hospital magazine, Vol. XXKVI., No. 2. IWith a bibliography.] pp. 101—144. Portraits, illustrations and plans. 8°. [London, 1951.1 Cata’ogued fro the wz’apper.

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Author: DICKINSON (Enily)

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PNH Eng DICKINSON (Enily). See ETGLPiND (Martha Winburn) and. SPAR1OJ (John Hanbury Angus). Hymns unbidden: D,zme, Herbert, Blake, Enily Dickinson and the hymnographers. (Reprinted from the Bulletin of the New York Public Library, April, December 196b, February 1965, January-April 1966.) 80 [New York), 1966.

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Author: DICKINSON (William Croft)

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DICKINSON (William Croft). See KIqUX (John, the Reformer. John Knox’s History of the Reforznation in Scotland. Edited by V1.C. Dickinson. London, 1949.

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Author: DICKINSON (Goldsworthy Lowes)

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IGC Dic DICKINSON (Goldsworthy Lowes). Letters from John Chinaman, and other essays. With an intro1uction by 1!.M.Forster. pp. 216. London, 1946.

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Author: PEARSON (Weetznan Dickinson)

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PEARSON (Weetznan Dickinson), Viscount Cowdray. See MIDDLEMAS (Robert Keith). The Master builders: Thomas Brassey, Sir John Aird, Lord Cowdray, Sir John N0rton—Griffiths, etc. London, 1963.

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Author: DICKINSON (harry Thomas)

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63 NU6 aJn 1eferenoe only DICKINSON (harry Thomas). See LONDON. [III.) Royal Historical Society. Camden fourth series. 14. Cairiden miscellany. Vol. XXVI. pp. 137—199. The Letters of Henry St. John to the Earl of Orrery, 1709—1711. Edited by H.T. Dickinson. London, 1975.

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Author: NOX (John)

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PT3 ILJ\O !NOX (John) the r John !istory of the Refornitiori in Scotland. Edited by .C. DIckinson. [With a bib].iog’aphy.] 2 vo].. JiJe. a 8. London, 1949.

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Author: JOHN (Henry)

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63 MU6 Cam Reference only SAINT-JOHN (Henry), Viscount Boiingbroke. [Lettera.] The Letters of Henry St. John to the ]arl of Orrery, 1709-1711. Edited by UT. Dickinson. See LONDON. [iii.J Royal Historical Society. Camden fourth series. 14. Camden miscellany. Vol. XXVI. pp. 137—199. London, 1975.

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Author: NNE (John)

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Eig ]X)NNE (John), Dean of St. Paul’s. Appendix.) See ENGLAND (Martha Winburn) and SPARIOW (John Hanbury Angus). Hymns unbidden: Dnne, Herbert, Blake, Emily Dickinson and the hymnographers. (Reprinted from the Bulletin of the New York Public Library, April, December 1961i., February 1965, January-April 1966.) 80. [Hew York], 1966.

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