Search Results - Martin, Hugh
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2Love came down at Christmas: carols from Wells CathedralPublished 2018Order via interlibrary loanCD Audio
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4A narrative of a discovery of a sovereign specific, for the cure of cancers: with several other improvements lately made in medicine. With a postscript, on a singular case of a stone taken out of the tongue. By Hugh Martin, physician and surgeon in the American army. And is now republished, with the addition of the extraordinary cures performed by Doctor John Newman, of Newport, Rhode-IslandPublished 1784Read online (BSB)
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5A narrative, of a discovery of a sovereign specific, for the cure of cancers: With several other improvements lately made in medicine.Published 1782Read online (BSB)
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8A narrative of a discovery of a sovereign specific, for the cure of cancers: with several other improvements lately made in medicine.Published 1784Read online (BSB)
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11Ziegfeld Follies: Esther Williams in "A water ballet" ; Keenan Wynn in "Number please" ; James Melton and Marion Bell sing "Traviata" ; Victor Moore wants Edward Arnold in "Pay the two dollars" ; Fred Astaire and Lucille Bremer in a dance story "This heart of mine" ; Fanny Brice wins "A sweepstakes ticket" ; "Love" with Lena Horne ; Red Skelton, "When television comes" ; "Limehouse blues", Fred Astaire and Lucille Bremer (music by Philip Braham) ; ...Published 1983Order via interlibrary loanVideo VHS
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12Ziegfelds himmlische Träume: [Puppen-Animation:] "Ziegfeld Follies of 1907, Jardin de Paris" ; Esther Williams in "A water ballet" ; Fanny Brice in "Ein Lotteriegewinn" ; Ava Gardner in "Mein Herz" ; "Love" with Lena Horne ; Red Skelton, "When television comes" ; "Limehouse blues", Fred Astaire and Lucille Bremer (music by Philip Braham) ; Judy Garland, "A great lady has an interview" ; Fred Astaire / Gene Kelly, "The babbitt and the bromite" von George und Ira Gershwin ; "Beauty", sung by Kathryn Grayson (Musik: Arthur Freed)Published 1983Order via interlibrary loanVideo VHS
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1320 golden pieces of Lena Horne: Love ; I wish was back in my baby's arms ; Why was I born ; Good for nothing Joe ; Love me or leave me ; I got it bad ; Stormy weather ; Poppa don't preach to me ; Honeysuckle rose ; The lady is a tramp ; Lover man ; Can't help loving that man of mine ; From this moment on ; Take me ; Night and day ; Old devil moon ; More ; My blue heaven ; Cuckoo in the clock ; MeditationPublished 1978Order via interlibrary loanAudio
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