Criminal justice agencies, in region 1: Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Vermont.

Prepared for the Law Enforcement Assistance Administration, by the Bureau of the Census.

New Hampshire as a royal province,

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The New Hampshire reports.

Published: Equity Pub. Co., <-1989/90>; Charlottesville, VA : Michie, <1996->

Lees & leaven; a New York story of to-day,

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Biennial report of the Bureau of Labor of the State of New Hampshire.

Description based on: 2nd = v. 4 (1897/98)

Annual report of the Bureau of Labor of the State of New Hampshire.

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How ARS works to review research progress.

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How ARS works to recruit, train, and reward scientists.

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How ARS works to set priorities, develop programs, and prepare budgets.

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How ARS works to manage resources.

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How ARS works to evaluate ARS research scientists.

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Author list of New Hampshire. 1685-1829. As published in the New Hampshire register of 1829 ...

From Report of librarian, New Hampshire state library, 1890.

International exchanges. Address of Mr. Alexandre Vattemare, delivered before the legislature of New Hampshire, June 28, 1849. With introductory remarks by Thomas P. Treadwell, sec'y of state. Also instructions on the best mode of collecting, preserving and transporting objects of natural history.

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Early voyages to America : a paper read before the Rhode Island Historical Society /

The same paper appears to have been published by the Old Colony Historical society (Taunton, Mass.), (OCLC#: 11551727; also cf. # 14939728).

A history of St. George's society of New York from 1770 to 1913,

Mode of access: Internet.