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Poverty and Society
The Growth of the American Welfare State in International Comparison
Frances Burney
The Life in the Works
One Family, Two Worlds
An Italian Family's Correspondence Across the Atlantic, 1901-1922
Bringing Up Baby
Howard Hawks, Director
'The Lamplighter' by Maria Susanna Cummins
Structural Criminology
Brazilian Women Speak
Contemporary Life Stories
Ritual Healing in Surburban America
Inuit Youth
Growth and Change in the Canadian Arctic
The Hidden Hand
Or, Capitola the Madcap by E. D. E. N. Southworth
Aboriginal Adolescence
Black Pearls
Blues Queens of the 1920s
Hidden Arguments
Political Ideology and Disease Prevention Policy
Alternative Alcott
Breathless
Jean-Luc Godard, Director
Uneasy Careers and Intimate Lives
Women in Science, 1789-1979
The Mirage of Health
Utopia, Progress, and Biological Change
La Strada
Federico Fellini, Director
Bible Believers
Fundamentalists in the Modern World
To Be A Slave in Brazil
1550-1888
Papers of William Livingston
Papers of William Livingston, vol. 4
American Mainline Religion
Its Changing Shape and Future
Hope Leslie
Or, Early Times in the Massachusetts
Stories from the Country of Lost Borders by Mary Austin
Culture Builders
A Historical Anthropology of Middle Class Life
The White Plague
Tuberculosis, Man and Society
Rashomon
Akira Kurosawa, Director
George Overbury 'Pop' Hart
His Life and Art
-- William H. Gerdts, Painting and Sculpture in New Jersey