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    R. Bell

    Author of Americanization and Australia

    9 Works 18 Members

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    Americanization and Australia (1998) 8 copies
    Changing bodies, changing lives : a book for teens on sex and relationships 3 copies
    Management of Systems Development (Hutchinson computer studies series) (2004) 1 copy
    Hollywood Swingin 1 copy
    History of the British Railways during the War, 1939--45 1 copy
    ULSTER SURNAMES 1 copy
    THE HERALDRY OF RAF NORTH LUFFENHAM 1 copy
    A Commentary on the Qur'ān; vol.I, Surahs I-XXIV 1 copy
    A Commentary on the Qur'ān; vol.II, Surahs XXV-CXIV 1 copy
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    1991 HERALDRY (1) Australian (1) Batch48 (2) BLACKSTAFF PRESS NAMES (1) Britain (1) history (1) Marching Season (1) non-fiction (1) pop culture (1) SEX INSTRUCTION FOR YOUTH - RELIGIOUS ASPECTS - UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST CHURCHES (3) WWII (1)

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