Author: DIX (William)

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(sJ C DIX (William). See UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. Misc11aneous Subheadings. - American Librar Association. Committee on Intellectual Freedom. Freedom of communication...Edited by W.Dix and P,Bixler. Chicag, 195+.

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Author: KESPEARJ (William)

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ThEO Eis SIL4KESPEARJ (William). [Hemlet - Apper dix. ) See EIS5 LER (Kurt !obert ) Discourse on “Hamlet” and Hamlet: a psychoaraJtica1 inquiry. Iev York, 1971.

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Author: SHAKESPEARE (William)

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Pock SHAKESPEARE (William), [The Winter’s tale.— ‘ dix. J See POGSON (Beryl). Three plays by Shakespeare: an esoteric interpretation of Romeo and Juliet, All’s well that ends well, The winter’s tale. London, 1963.

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Author: MAY (Frederic William)

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NCU3 Dix MAY (Frederic William). See DDCON (George), Captain, R.N. The D1xon-srea controversy; containing, Remarks on the- voyages of John !area, by George Dixon; An Answer to Mr. George Dixon, by John )area; and Further remarks on the voyages of John )4eares, by George Dixon. Edited by P.W.Moway. 8. ronto, 1929.

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Author: DIXON (William Hepworth)

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33 U(S PEN Reference Cupboard Dix ‘I DIXON (William Hepworth). William Penn: an historical biography. With sit extra chapter on “the Nacauls.y charges”. With a portrait. pp. xv, 457. [L.I.J 8°. London, 1851. Csiij (A:stew;editioni). History of William Penn, founder of Pennsylvania. pp. vii, 363. Portrait. 8°. London, 18?2.

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Author: No Author available

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V\ 3WLk (flistory of England. —‘Then— MACATJLAY (Thomas Babinton), Baron MacauJay. ç dix. I CLAIiKSON (T.), the Philanthropist. Memoirs of. the public and private life of William Penn. New edition, with a preface in reply to the charges against his character made by Mr. Macaulay in his ‘llistory of Jhgland’t, by W.E.Forster, 1849.

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