Suchergebnisse - Crawford, John

Information literacy and lifelong learning: policy issues, the workplace, health and public libraries

IBM Tivoli configuration manager and Tivoli provisioning manager for software coexistence and migration considerations

Programming the 80386

Evaluation of library and information services

Information literacy and lifelong learning: policy issues, the workplace, health and public libraries

The Territorials: the history of the territorial and volunteer forces of New Zealand

The last true story I'll ever tell: an accidental soldier's account of the war in Iraq

The byzantine shops at Sardis

Early Shakespearean actresses

Witchcraft and sorcery in Rhodesia

The negotiable instruments law: as enacted by the legislatures of New York, Connecticut, Colorado and Florida, from the draft prepared for the Commissioners on Uniformity of Laws ... the full text of the law as enacted, with copious annotations

The philosophy of wealth

Philosophy of wealth: with an examination of the cause of the present distress

Cursus medicinæ: or a complete theory of physic: in five parts. I. The whole doctrine of the Animal Oeconomy. II. The nature, difference, causes and symptoms of Diseases. III. The diagnostics and prognostics of Distempers. IV. The method of Preventing Diseases. V. The Art of Healing; or the manner of applying Remedies to particular cases. With a preliminary discourse of the rise, progress, success, nature and principles of medicine. The Whole containing all the discoveries and improvements, whether ancient or modern, relating to this subject. Done, principally, from those admirable institutions of the learned H. Boerhaave, professor of physic in the university of Leyden; and improved from others of the most eminent authors. By John Crawford, M.D

The Lockerbie incident: a detective's tale

The learning, wit and wisdom of Shakespeare's Renaissance women

North from Taranto: New Zealand and the liberation of Italy 1943 - 45

Expressionism in twentieth century music

Discourse: essays on English and American literature

Romantic criticism of Shakespearian drama