Illinois classical studies

"A publication of the Classics Departments of the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and Chicago Circle."

The adventures of James Collier, first collector of the port of San Francisco,

"Two hundred and fifty copies ... printed."

Endocrine therapy in general practice,

"Published in response to requests for the printing of a series f lectures given before a variety of medical organizations during the last two years."--Pref.

Endocrine therapy in general practice,

"References for further reading" at end of some of the chapters."

Endocrine therapy in general practice /

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Endocrine therapy in general practice,

"References for further reading" at end of some of the chapters."

Our public lands : their administration and use /

Cover stamped: Compiled, printed, and distributed by Izaak Walton League of America, Inc. Defender of woods, waters and wildlife, March, 1947.

Bulletin /

Imprint varies slightly.

Six lectures on architecture,

The beginnings of Gothic art and The culmination of Gothic architecture, by R.A. Cram.-- Principles of architectural composition and Modern architecture, by T. Hastings.-- Organic architecture and The language of form, by C. Bragdon.

Reference guide to Milton; from 1800 to the present day

Mode of access: Internet.

Spinoza and Buddha; visions of a dead God,

"Notes and bibliography": p. 367-382.

The cost of adequate medical care /

An analysis made on the basis of the Lee-Jones study and the schedule of minimum fees printed in the 1933-34 Blue book of the Chicago Medical Society.

Principles of money and banking; a series of selected materials, with explanatory introductions,

"Seventh impression."

The rediscovery of the frontier,

The frontier comes of age.--The frontier in literary criticism.--The American pioneer in fiction.--The immigrant pioneer in fiction.--The back-trailers in fact and fiction.--Implications.

Crime commissions in the United States,

"Originally presented to the Chicago academy of criminology December 1, 1944."