Timber management plan, Mark Twain Working Circle : July 1, 1969 - June 30, 1979.

Cover title.

Mark Twain's library of humor.

[v. 1] Men and things -- [v. 2] Women and things -- [v. 3] The primrose way -- [v. 4] A little nonsense.

Mark's riff, oder, Der Krater.

Translated by Christian August Fischer.

The writings of Mark Twain [pseud.

Each volume has general half-title and special t.p.

Die Mark Brandenburg unter Jobst von Mähren.

Mode of access: Internet.

Die Quitzows und ihre Zeit; oder, Die Mark Brandenburg unter Kaiser Karl IV. bis zu ihrem ersten Hohensollernschen Regenten.

Mode of access: Internet.

The gospel of the hereafter,

Mode of access: Internet.

The forestry primer, 50 years ago, today. To mark the semi-centennial of the first step in forestry by the United States governmant and to help the coming generations of Americans profit by the lessons of the past.

"By Charles Lathrop Pack."

The gospel of work.

Mode of access: Internet.

Social silhouettes (being the impressions of Mr. Mark Manhattan /

Mode of access: Internet.

The little schoolmaster Mark; a spiritual romance,

Mode of access: Internet.

First steps for little feet in Gospel paths /

"Copyrighted ... by Charles Foster."

In honor of the ninetieth birthday of Charles Frederick Johnson, professor of English in Trinity college, 1883-1906; papers, essays, and stories by his former students,

CONTENTS. (cont.) --The Christianity of the fourth Gospel, by the Rev. C. B. Hedrick.--Correctness, by the Rev. M. B. Stewart.--An optimistic realist, Ernst Zahn, by B. Q. Morgan.--The hermit story, as used by Voltaire and Mark Twain, by F. A. G. Cowper.--Thumbnail classics. Jack Harker at Yalevard, by P. Curtiss.--The man who heard everything, by W. Trumbull.--"Whiskey, bullets, and..."--The novelist takes to real estate, by R. Wright.

Ueber die markomannischen Kriege unter Mark Aurel,

Jahresbericht - Kurfürstliches Gymnasium, Hersfeld.

Wanderungen durch die Mark Brandenburg.

I. Die grafschaft Ruppin.--II. Das Oderland; Barnim-Lebus.--III. Havelland; die Landschaft um Spandau, Potsdam, Brandenburg.--IV. Spreeland, Beeskow-Storkow und Barnim-Teltow.