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George P. Marsh

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1976–2022 across 10 dated works

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The Earth As Modified by Human Action (American Environmental Studies)1976
An Assessment of Carbon Steel Overpacks for Radioactive Waste Disposal (Nuclear Science and Technology (European Comm Info Serv))1986
The Earth As Modified By Human Action2004
Origin And History Of The English Language And Of The Early Literature It Embodies2007

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Man and Nature Or, Physical Geography As Modified by Human Action2012
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The Earth As Modified By Human Action2004
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Origin And History Of The English Language And Of The Early Literature It Embodies2007
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Lectures On The English Language, Volume 22015
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Camel His Organization Habits & Uses2022
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Inaugural Addresses of Theodore W. Dwight2020
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The Earth As Modified by Human Action (American Environmental Studies)1976
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An Assessment of Carbon Steel Overpacks for Radioactive Waste Disposal (Nuclear Science and Technology (European Comm Info Serv))1986
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Whelps of the Wolf2015
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Compendious Grammar of the Old-Northern or Icelandic Language; Compiled and Translated from the Grammars of Rask2011
With George Perkins Marsh
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