The flower of the prairie.

Sequel: The Indian scout.

Rural architecture : being a complete description of farm houses, cottages, and out buildings, comprising wood houses, workshops, tool houses, carriage and wagon houses, stables, smoke and ash houses, ice houses, apiary or bee house, poultry houses, rabbitry, dovecote, piggery, barns and sheds for cattle, &c, &c., &c. : Together with lawns, pleasure grounds and parks; the flower, fruit, and vegetable garden. Also, useful and ornamental domestic animals for the country resident &c.,&c., &c. Also, the best method of conducting water into cattle yards and houses /

Mode of access: Internet.

Rose thou art the sweetest flower : a ballad /

For voice and piano.

Molding concrete flower pots, boxes, jardiniers, etc. : a practical treatise ; explanatory of the construction of the molds ... /

Includes index.

A one-word model of a word-arrangement memory /

"May 28, 1957"

The method of law: an essay on the statement and arrangement of the legal standard of conduct.

Mode of access: Internet.

Meiji sanjū-shichi, sanjū-hachi-nen Nichiro senshi. The Russo-Japanese War, 1904-05.

Mode of access: Internet.

Takashima, a Japanese fishing community.

Issued also as thesis, University of Michigan, in microfilm form, under title: Takashima, a fishing community of Japan.

The Technique of modern floristry, a comprehensive and practical course of training covering floral craftsmanship, merchandising of flowers, correct management and successful operation of flower stores. Lessons 1-29.

Mode of access: Internet.

Phlox; a flower monograph.

Mode of access: Internet.

The art of flower preservation.

"A Sunset book, 425."

Junior flower shows; a complete guide to the planning, staging, and judging of children's flower shows,

Mode of access: Internet.

National plant, flower and fruit guild magazine,

Mode of access: Internet.

A dictionary of military terms, English-Japanese, Japanese-English /

Originally published in Tokyo in 1937.

Adventures in flower gardening /

"Books recommended in this course": 1 leaf at end.