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Crabites, Pierre

Crabitès, Pierre

Cracraft, John J.

Cragu, Dwight

Crahan, Margaret E.

Craig, Eleanor R.

Craig, Kathleen

CRAIG, PAUL

Craig, William Lane

Craighead, Meinrad

Craigie, Cornelia

Cram, Ralph Adams

Cram, William Everett

Crane, Hart

Crane, Sam

Crane, Sylvia E.

Cransen, Carl

Craon-Poussy, R. de

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Craughwell, Thomas J.

Crawford, Lindsay

Crawford, Mathew A.

Creager, J. O.

Creech, Morrie

CREEL, RITA C.

Crespino, Joseph

Cresson, W. P.

Cresson, William P.

Crews, Clyde F

Crews, Clyde F.

Hilaire Belloc (October 1984)

lit by time's searchlight, ~d past or present ones. He never considers the possibility that temporal becoming involves the actual creating of events rather than the mere revealing of them....

John Henry Newman (February 1983)

Sign of comfort & contradiction JOHN HENRY NEWMAN HIS LIFE AND WORK Brian Martin Oxford, $19.95, 160 pp. Clyde F. Crews TWENTY winters - of frequently dreary discontent - have now passed since...

Crimmins, Nora

Critchlow, James

Crites, Stephen

Crjesson, W. P.

Croce, Arlene

Crom, William Everett

Crompton, Louis

Cronin, A. J.

Cronin, James T.

Cronin, Joseph M.

Cronin, Sean

Cronin, Thomas E.

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Crook, Margaret B.

Crosby, Donald F.

Crosby, Michael

Crosby, Monty

Crosby, Patricia

Cross, Robert D.

Cross, Saint John of the

Crossan, John Dominic

Crosson, Frederick J.

Crowe, Frederick E.

Crowe, Judy Brackett

Crowe, Marian

Crowe, Marian E.

Crowe, Marjorie

Crowell, Evelyn Miller

Crowey, Paul

Crowin, Sean

Crowley, Paul

CROZIER, ALICE

Cruice, Louise

Cruikshank, Dorothy

Cruise, P E

Crussi, Jim Crace F.Gonzalez_

Cruz, Alfonso Santa

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