A check list of North American birds /

Mode of access: Internet.

Bulletin

Issues for Dec. 1919-1926 are called v. 1-8; for 1927-<1934> no. 9-<14, 16>

History of maritime Connecticut during the American revolution, 1775-1783, /

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Notes on Botrychium simplex, Hitchcock.

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Bird's eye view of twelve months' work at the Old First Church, Fifth Avenue + 12th Street ... H. Duffield, pastor.

In folder, 25 cm.

Two discourses containing the history of the Old North and New Brick churches, united as the Second Church in Boston : delivered May 20, 1821, at the completion of a century from the dedication of the present meeting-house in Middle-Street /

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Hymns for public worship. for the use of the church in Brattle Street.

Compiled by Joseph Stevens Buckminster?

State Street. South West [southwest] Corner of Campus. Methodist Church in distance

Gentleman posing by lamppost

Review report on Salem Church Reservoir, Rappahannock River, Virginia: water supply, salinity control, flood control, water quality control, recreation, hydroelectric power. Appendix.

Vols. 2 (Appendix) bound with main volume.

1795-1895. Centennial of Chestnut street Methodist Episcopal church, Portland, Maine, November 7 to 10, 1895.

Preface signed: Charles W. Parsons.

Sermons, doctrinal and practical : preached in the parish church of St. Bride, Fleet Street /

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The sentiments and conduct proper to the present crisis in our national affairs : a sermon: preached on Sabbath evening, April 21st, 1861, at the St. Paul's M.E. Church, Catharine Street above Sixth.

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A service to honor the memory of the Rev. R. Heber Newton, D. D., and to help perpetuate the ideals to which his life was dedicated, Church of the ascension, Fifth avenue and Tenth street, New York city, February the seventh, 1915.

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A series of lectures on the doctrine of universal benevolence : delivered in the Universalist Church in Lombard Street, Philadelphia in autumn of 1818 /

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