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F106 .P53 1996eb
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F106 .P86 1970
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Appalachian wilderness; the great Smoky Mountains |
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F106 .R22 1984
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Appalachia, a regional geography : land, people, and development / |
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F106 .R39 1988
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The Recovery of meaning : historical archaeology in the eastern United States / |
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F106 .R39 2003
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F106 .R42 2004
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Villains of all nations : Atlantic pirates in the golden age / |
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F106 .R43
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F106 .R53 1991
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F106 .S598 2017
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F106 .S598 2017eb
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F106 .S67 1969
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F106 .S74 1998eb
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New Jersey Day Trips : a Guide to Outings in New Jersey and Nearby Areas of New York, Pennsylvania, and Delaware. |
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F106 .S94
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The Appalachian Trail, wilderness on the doorstep, |
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F106 .T42
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Gateway to a nation; the Middle Atlantic States and their influence on the development of the Nation. |
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F106 .T44 1971a
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Coal country; the rise of the southern smokeless coal industry and its effect on area development, 1872-1910, |
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F106 .T46eb
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The pine and the palm greeting; or, The trip of the northern editors to the South in 1871, and the return visit of the southern editors in 1872, under the leadership of Maj. N.H. Hotchkiss ... |
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