Author: STONE (George)

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WT STONE (George). A Remembrance of the well imploye6. life, and. godly end. of George Gascoigne Esquire...1577. London, 1868. See ARBEI (El English reprints. Edited by E. Arber. 11. GASCOIGNE (G.) 1. Oerte.yne notes of instruction in flnglish verSe, eto.

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;L1G LR [c.t. :i. I e : saS1CE ONL .. GASCOIGNE (George). - - The Thole ;voorke5.of George Gascoigne Esquyre. Newlye cozn.pyled into one volunie, that is.to say: his Flowers, Hearbes, Weedes, the Fruites of warre, the contedie called Supposes, the Tragedie of locasta, the Steele glasse, the. Complaint of Phyloinene, the Stone of Ferdinando Ieronimi, and the Pleasure at Kenelworth Castle. [Third edition.] 3 parts in I vol. 4°. Imprinted by A. leffes: London, 1587. The .t4tlepage is in the first state. S.L.C. ,I.373.

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RR.. STONE (John Richard Nicholas) and UTTING (John Edward George). The Relationship between input—output analysi E and national accounting.. .[Reprinted from) Input—output relations: proceedings of a conference on inter—industrial relations held at Driebergen, Holland. Netherlands Economic institute, 1953, etc, cDambridg, 1953. See CAM±3RIDGE. Universityof Canibride. Deoartment of Applied Economics. Reprint series, 70. a

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