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Frederic James Wood has written:
'The turnpikes of New England' -- subject(s): Accessible book, Roads
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What has the author Frederic Wood Jones written?
Frederic Wood Jones has written: 'Design and purpose' 'Structure and function as seen in the foot' 'Arboreal men' 'Freedom of thought in science' -- subject(s): Inheritance of acquired characters, Vitalism 'Life and living'
What has the author Frederic Martin Burr written?
Frederic Martin Burr has written: 'Life and works of Alexander Anderson, M.D., the first American wood engraver' -- subject(s): Accessible book 'A criminal in stone'
What has the author James Nelson Wood written?
James Nelson Wood has written: 'Democracy and the will to power' -- subject(s): Democracy, Individualism
What has the author James B Wood written?
James B. Wood has written: 'The next level' -- subject(s): Corporations, Growth
What has the author Alexander James Wallis-Tayler written?
Alexander James Wallis-Tayler has written: 'The preservation of wood' -- subject(s): Wood, Preservation
What has the author James Wood Brown written?
James Wood Brown has written: 'Italian architecture' 'The Dominican church of Santa Maria Novella at Florence'
What has the author James E Granskog written?
James E. Granskog has written: 'Southern wood chip exports' -- subject(s): Wood chips industry
What has the author James Wood written?
James Woods has written: 'Ask About Ireland description of book and its author' -- subject(s): Accessible book, Westmeath, Ire. (County), History
What has the author James Wood Davidson written?
James Wood Davidson has written: 'School history of South Carolina' -- subject(s): History 'The correspondent' -- subject(s): Letter-writing
What has the author Barry James Wood written?
Barry James Wood has written: 'Show windows' -- subject(s): Clothing trade, Display of merchandise, Fashion merchandising, Show windows
When was Frederic Wood Jones born?
Frederic Wood Jones was born in 1879.
When did Frederic Wood Jones die?
Frederic Wood Jones died in 1954.
