Vollständiges Bücher-Lexicon ... 1750-1910 /

Publishers: 1834-41 (volumes 1-8) L. Schumann. 1848-87 (volumes 9-24) T. O. Weigel. 1891 (volumes 25-26) T. O. Weigel Nachfolger. 1895-1912 (volumes 27-36) C. H. Tauchnitz.

The history of Cardinal Alberoni ..., from his birth to the year 1719 : to wich are added considerations upon the present state of the Spanish Monarchy : faithfully translated from the originals.

Mode of access: Internet.

Tsūzoku nijūisshi /

9. Tsūzoku Tō Taisō gunkan / Mubaiken Shōhō. Tsūzoku Tō Gensō Gundan / Nakamura Kōzen -- 10. Tsūzoku Godai gundan / Mōri Teisai. Tsūzoku Sō shi gundan / Biyōsha Matsushita-shi. -- 11. Tsūzoku Ryōgokushi / Irie Jakusui -- Tsūzoku Sō-Gen gundan / Minamoto Cgūfu. Ahen senshi / Mineta Fūkō -- 12. Tsūzoku Gen-Min gundan, Tsūzoku Min-Shin gundan / Okajima Gyokusei -- Hatsuzoku ranshi / Sone Toshitora.

Seien 100-wa,

Furoku Shibusawa Seien Sensei shōden Ōsawa Masamichi hen: p. 965-1052.

Nihon kyōiku bunko /

[1] Kakun hen -- [2-4] Kunkai hen -- [5] Jokun hen -- [6-7] Kōgi hen -- [8] Gakkō hen -- [9] Kyōkasho hen -- [10] Shūkyō hen -- [11] Shingaku hen -- [12] Eisei oyobi yūgi hen -- [13] Sakuin.

Markets by incomes; a study of the relation of income to retail purchases in Appleton, Wisconsin ....

On cover: Markets by incomes; how do people in the different income brackets spend their money?

Nihon meishō chishi.

dai 1-hen. Kinai no bu / Nozaki Sabun cho -- dai 2-3 hen. Tōkaidō no bu / Nozaki Sabun cho -- dai 4-5 hen. Tōsandō no bu / Nozaki Sabun cho -- dai 6-hen. Sanʼyōdō no bu / Nozaki Sabun cho -- dai 7-hen. Hokurikudō, Sanʼindō no bu / Nozaki Sabun cho -- dai 8-hen. Nankaidō no bu / Nozaki Sabun cho -- dai 9-hen. Hokkaidō no bu / Matsubara Iwagorō -- dai 10-hen. Saikaidō no bu / Nozaki Sabun cho -- dai 11-hen. Ryūkyū no bu / Tayama Katai hen -- dai 12-hen. Taiwan no bu / Shimada sadatomo hen.

Tōjo Nihon shi /

dai 1-satsu. Meiji kokusei hatten hen -- dai 2-satsu. Meiji kenpō seitei hen -- dai 3-satsu. Meiji Taishō ishin hen -- dai 4-satsu. Edo bakufu suibō hen -- dai 5-satsu. Edo bakufu kisei hen, Edo bakufu chūsei hen -- dai 6-satsu. Edo bakufu shosei hen, Oda Toyotomi-shi hen -- dai 7-satsu. Muromachi bakufu ransei hen, Nanbokuchō oyobi Muromachi jisei hen -- dai 8-satsu. Kamakura bakufu hen, Insei oyobi Genpei seisui hen -- dai 9-satsu. Heianchō seisei oyobi Tōshi senken hen, Ritsuryō shūsen oyobi Narachō hen -- dai 10-satsu. Jindai oyobi jōko hen -- dai [11]-satsu. Sakuin.

Minsei shikō.

[V. 1] Shinjutsu kyūsai hen -- [v. 2-3] Seiji minsei hen jōge -- [v. 4] Shokusan keizai hen -- [v. 5] Zenkō biseki hen -- [v. 6] Fūshō minzoku hen -- [v. 7-8] Bunkyō kunka hen jōge.

Nihon kaoku kōzō /

First published in 1904.

Jinja Kyōkai zasshi /

"Jingū Bunko shozōbon"

Meiji kōki sangyō hattatsushi shiryō.

Originally published: 1870-1931.

Saibai keizairon /

Economics.

[Nihon fūzoku zue]

Reprint. Originally published: Tenwa 2-Kansei 2[1683-1790]

Opportunities to enhance the purchase of environmentally preferable products : a report to the Illinois General Assembly.

State government purchases a wide array of goods and services, ranging from office supplies to motor vehicles to energy. While purchasing officials are working to get the maximum value out of each dollar they spend, products with reduced environmental impacts are becoming increasingly available in the marketplace to help state agencies meet the challenge of operating more efficiently. Known as environmentally preferable or "green," these products can save energy and water, reduce waste generation and improve the workplace environment. ... This report provides recommendations on steps Illinois state government can take to expand the purchase of products that have a reduced impact on human health and the environment, while maintaining fiscal responsibility. The report was prepared by the Interagency Working Group on Environmentally Preferable Purchasing, which was created by Governor Rod Blagojevich in response to House Resolution 797. The Working Group included representatives of the Capital Development Board; Department of Central Management Services; Department of Natural Resources, Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity; Environmental Protection Agency; and Governor's Office of Management and Budget.