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What has the author Geoffrey E Hale written?
Geoffrey E. Hale has written: 'Borders and bridges' -- subject(s): Relations, Political planning
What has the author E Florence Jones written?
E. Florence Jones has written: 'Blue-eyed grass' -- subject(s): Judges, Biography
What has the author Florence E Miller written?
Florence E. Miller has written: 'The burden of Ha'drach' -- subject(s): Modernist-fundamentalist controversy
What has the author Florence E Skillington written?
Florence E. Skillington has written: 'The plain man's history of Leicester' -- subject- s -: History
What has the author B E Hale written?
B. E Hale has written: 'Familiar conversations upon the Constitution of the United States' -- subject(s): United States
What has the author James E Hale written?
James E. Hale has written: 'Pole Hill' -- subject(s): Biography, Childhood and youth, Social life and customs
What has the author Florence E Morris written?
Florence E Morris has written: 'The urban geography of Iowa City' -- subject(s): City planning
What has the author Florence E Freehof written?
Florence E. Freehof has written: 'A guide for Israeli-Jewish fold dancers' -- subject(s): Jewish Folk dancing
What has the author Florence E Vickery written?
Florence E. Vickery has written: 'How to work with older people' -- subject(s): Older people, Recreation 'Old and growing' -- subject(s): Attitudes, Older people, Psychology
What has the author Grace E Crowder written?
Grace E. Crowder has written: 'The ancestors and descendants of George Wylie Crowder and Florence Nevada Maxwell' -- subject(s): Family
What has the author Florence E McCarthy written?
Florence E. McCarthy has written: 'Refugee and immigrant students' -- subject(s): Refugees, Educational equalization, Education, Immigrants 'The patterns of involvement and participation of rural women in post-harvest processing operations'
What has the author Florence E Baer written?
Florence E. Baer has written: 'Sources and analogues of the Uncle Remus tales' -- subject(s): African Americans, Classification, Folklore, History and criticism, Sources, Tales, Uncle Remus (Fictitious character)
