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Cover image for Clarence Thomas did not repay entire principal on $267,230 loan from Tony Welters

Clarence Thomas did not repay entire principal on $267,230 loan from Tony Welters

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The fashion reader

  • 2007
  • Format: Book
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Joyner - General Stacks TT507 .F3545 2007 ✔ Available
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Fashion history

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Twentieth-century American fashion

  • 2005
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Joyner - General Stacks GT615 .T94 2005 ✔ Available
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Folk dress in Europe and Anatolia

  • 1999
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Joyner - General Stacks GT720 .F65 1999 ✔ Available
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Heaven-Haven/World Welter

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Algebraic geometry

  • 1985
  • Format: Book
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Joyner - General Stacks QA3 .L28 NO. 1124 ✔ Available
Cover image for A Robber, and (to be fear'd) a murderer. Whereas a well made short brown hair'd young man, about 5 feet 3 or 4 inches high, rather stoops as he walks, in a white sustian jacket, dirty leather breeches, & a round hat, went into the house of Samuel Jennis, the sign of the fox and goose, at North Tuddenham in Norfolk, this day about noon; and knocked Mrs. Jennis and her servant down with a poker. What the villain stole is uncertain. S: Jennis only went out for a ladder and on his return found them in appearance dead, and weltering in their blood. Whoever apprehend him will be rewarded for their trouble

A Robber, and (to be fear'd) a murderer. Whereas a well made short brown hair'd young man, about 5 feet 3 or 4 inches high, rather stoops as he walks, in a white sustian jacket, dirty leather breeches, & a round hat, went into the house of Samuel Jennis, the sign of the fox and goose, at North Tuddenham in Norfolk, this day about noon; and knocked Mrs. Jennis and her servant down with a poker. What the villain stole is uncertain. S: Jennis only went out for a ladder and on his return found them in appearance dead, and weltering in their blood. Whoever apprehend him will be rewarded for their trouble

  • 1791
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Cover image for Pastoral Cosmopolitanism in Edith Wharton's Fiction

Pastoral Cosmopolitanism in Edith Wharton's Fiction

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New England

  • 2004
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Joyner - Reference Stacks F4 .N47 2004 ✔ Available