Pamphlets on free trade.

Binder's title. Table of contents in each vol.

The Congo and the founding of its free state : a story of work and exploration. With over one hundred full-page and smaller illustrations, two large maps, and several smaller ones.

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Hugh Wynne, free Quaker; sometime brevet lieutenant-colonel on the staff of His Excellency General Washington,

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Choosing a career; a selected list of material on occupations and careers available at the Free Library of Philadelphia. Originally prepared by te B'nai B'rith Group Vocational Guidance Service, under the editorship of Harold Kramer, director. Now revised and somewhat enlarged by the library staff.

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Sources of free and inexpensive teaching aids.

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Sources of free and inexpensive teaching aids /

Includes index.

Free teaching aids, in 14 subjects; over 250 addresses from which may be obtained free charts and maps, publications and pictures, useful to teachers of all age groups.

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Free-trade and the navigation laws : practically considered /

NUC pre-1956,

A letter to a friend on commerce and free ports, and London-docks.

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Free Cuba; her oppression, struggle for liberty, history, and present condition, with the Causes and justification of the present war for independence.

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Barrier-free communications.

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A free lance; being short paragraphs and detached pages from an author's note book,

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Catalogue of the Newton free library ... 1892 ...

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A free canal essential to the State's prosperity, with some ideas upon internal navigation : an address delivered before the Buffalo Board of Trade, April 11, 1878 /

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Free and candid reflections occasioned by the late additional duties on sugars and on rum; submitted to the consideration of the British ministry, the members of both houses of Parliament, and the proprietors of sugar estates in the West-India colonies.

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