Guide to Latin conversation, containing a collection of useful words, a list of comparatives and of superlatives ... familiar expressions and phrases ...

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The economic interpretation of history,

"The present work is substantially a reproduction, with some alterations, additions and rearrangements, of the articles that appeared in volumes XVI and XVII of the Political science quarterly."--Prefatory note.

Principles of general psychopathology; a interpretation of the theoretical foundations of psychopathological concepts.

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The pronunciation of English words derived from the Latin,

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A guide to the opera : description & interpretaton of the words & music of the most celebrated operas /

Cover title: A guide to the opera.

A graphic procedure in the geochemical interpretation of water analysis /

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Elementary construction and interpretation of financial statements : questions and problems in applied economics /

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The dialect of Pewsey (Wiltshire). With a glossarial index of the words treated.

"Abbreviations": p. 3.

Interpretation of geologic maps and aerial photographs

Bibliography: p. 99.

American Indian ways of life; an interpretation of the archaeology of Illinois and adjoining areas.

Bibliography: p. 67-69.

Selections from eminent commentators, who have believed in punishment after death : wherein they have agreed with Universalists in their interpretation of Scriptures relating to punishment /

Includes index.

An inquiry into the Scriptural import of the words sheol, hades, tartarus, and gehenna : all translated hell, in the common English version /

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The Gospel of St. John : in Greek and English, interlined, and literally translated; with a transposition of the words into their due order of construction; and a dictionary, defining and parsing them: principally designed for the use of schools /

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Selections from eminent commentators, who have believed in punishment after death : wherein they have agreed with Universalists in their interpretation of Scriptures relating to punishment /

Includes index.

Universal salvation indefensible upon Mr. Balfour's ground : A reply to "An inquiry into the scriptural import of the words Sheol, Hades, Tartarus, and Gehenna: all translated Hell, in the common English version : By Walter Balfour." /

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