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... Thomas W. Walker . 2000. “ Guatemala : Intervention , Repres- sion , Revolt , and Negotiated Transition . ” Pp . 3 ... Davies , ed . 1989. The Politics of Antipolitics : The Mil- itary in Latin America , 2nd ed . Lincoln ...
... Davies , John James , St. John's . B.A .. D. , 1902 ; P. , 1903 . 1901 ... in Author Ordinary to Queen Victoria . of " Warnings Against Superstition ... Thomas Arthur , St. John's . B.A. , 1889 ; M.A. , 1893. D. , 1890 ; P ...
... Thomas Southcliffe Ashton , Iron and Steel in the Industrial Revolution ( Manchester : Manchester University Press ... Davies , and Elizabeth Weaver . See Chappell , Historic Melingriffith , 43 . 22. Ibid . , 41-42 . 23. Ibid ...
... Thomas Davies , Clerk , Auther [ ? ] Pool . QUERIES . ROWLAND JONES . - In a circular on " Welshmen as Reformers of the English Language , " Rowland Jones ( 1771 ) is said to have published in London " The Circles of Gomer , or an essay ...
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... Tom Adam Davies , Mainstreaming Black Power ( Oakland , CA : University of California Press , 2017 ) , 58–117 . The most comprehensive study to date of the history of the Bedford - Stuyvesant Restoration Corporation is Jason T. Bartlett ...
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