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How Our Alphabet Grew -
William Dugan
Hardcover (Golden Press, March 15, 1972)The History of the Alphabet
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How our alphabet grew;: The history of the alphabet
William Dugan
Hardcover (Golden Press, March 15, 1972)The History of the Alphabet. Hardcover Editioin.
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THE CHRISTMAS ANGEL BOOK
William Dugan
Paperback (Golden Press, 1965, March 15, 1965)THE CHRISTMAS ANGEL BOOK (A Golden Shape Book) [Paperback] William Dugan (Author)
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All about houses
William Dugan
Hardcover (Golden Press, March 15, 1975)Describes different types of dwellings throughout history, relating their style to their geographical area, and discusses the influences of various scientific developments on the style of the modern house.
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Captain Charlie
William Dugan
Hardcover (Golden Press, March 15, 1968)None
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The Christmas angel book
William Dugan
Paperback (Golden Press, March 15, 1965)None
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How Our Alphabet Grew...the History of the Alphabet
William Dugan
Hardcover (Western Pub. Co., Racine, Wisconsin, March 15, 1972)The History of the Alphabet
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The Sign Book
William Dugan
Paperback (Golden Press, Jan. 1, 1968)None
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RMS Queen Mary; queen of the queens,
William J Duncan
Hardcover (Droke House, March 15, 1969)Hardcover 1st Edition 1969. Book has very minor shelf wear, no dust jacket. Book is clean and intact, Signed by Author.
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Christmas Angel Book
William Dugan
Paperback (Hamlyn, Oct. 15, 1969)None
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101 Reasons WHY IT'S OKAY TO BE AN ANGRY BLACK MAN IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERIKKKa
William Dunn
language (, July 16, 2018)This Book validates the Angry Black Man. However it reveals the problems with being the Angry Black Man. Best for young men without a male figure for guidance. It will also helps women understand why the Angry Black Man exist and gives a solution.
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Running with the Grim Reaper
William Dunstan
language (, March 7, 2014)Spellbinding author William E. Dunstan invites you to sit by his side for a guided tour through his inspirational and magical series Adventures of a Southern Boyhood. The second book, Running with the Grim Reaper, opens with the author's birth in Elizabeth City, North Carolina, as the titanic hand of the Second World War grips the globe. The narrative highlights extraordinary men, women, and children tramping through an unforgettable world simmering with tragedies, racial conflicts, murders, mysteries, ghosts, unconventional friendships, romantic liaisons, lost loves, and bizarre true stories. This balanced, engaging book deserves to take its place among the first rank of modern memoirs.