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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 Barry James Wood written?
Barry James Wood has written: 'Show windows' -- subject(s): Clothing trade, Display of merchandise, Fashion merchandising, Show windows
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
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.
