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I. Fayette Pettibone has written:
'Genealogy of the Pettibone family'
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What has the author Fayette Copeland written?
Fayette Copeland has written: 'Kendall of the Picayune'
What has the author La Fayette Stiles Pence written?
La Fayette Stiles Pence has written: 'A history of the Kentucky and Missouri Stiles'
What has the author Sereno Pettibone written?
Sereno Pettibone has written: 'An oration, delivered at Norfolk, at the celebration of American independence, 6th July, 1801' -- subject(s): Fourth of July orations
What has the author Fayette McMullen written?
Fayette McMullen has written: 'Letter of Hon. Fayette McMullin to the people of the Thirteenth Congressional Disctrict of Virginia' -- subject(s): Politics and government, Democratic, Campaign literature, 1856
What has the author Fayette Stratton Giles written?
Fayette Stratton Giles has written: 'The Industrial Army' -- subject(s): Industrial policy, Miscellanea, Social sciences
What has the author Adolphe de Pineton Chambrun written?
Adolphe de Pineton Chambrun has written: 'La Fayette'
What has the author Charles De deyan written?
Charles De deyan has written: 'Madame de La Fayette'
What has the author Edgar Erskine Hume written?
Edgar Erskine Hume has written: 'La Fayette and the Society of the Cincinnati'
What has the author Stuart W Jackson written?
Stuart W. Jackson has written: 'La Fayette' -- subject(s): Bibliography
What has the author Marcus Fayette Cummings written?
Marcus Fayette Cummings has written: 'ARCHITECTURE. DESIGNS FOR STREET FRONTS, SUBURBAN HOUSES, AND COTTAGES, INCLUDING DETAILS, FOR BOTH EXTERIOR AND INTERIOR, OF THE ABOVE CLASSES OF BUILDINGS'
What has the author Fayette Curtis Canfield written?
Fayette Curtis Canfield has written: 'Plays of changing Ireland, edited, with introductions and notes' -- subject(s): English drama, Irish drama (English), Irish authors
What has the author Lewis Fayette Garlinghouse written?
Lewis Fayette Garlinghouse was an American author known for writing mystery and detective novels during the early to mid-20th century. Some of his notable works include "The Case of the Stuttering Bishop" and "The Case of the Crimson Kiss."
