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Intestinal anastomosis : current techniques

By Birchard, S. J..
Lafayette, Ind. : Purdue University, School of Veterinary Medicine .
32 slides : , Slides mounted in 1 carousel. | "A Pitman-Moore continuing educational program." | Produced in cooperation with the American Animal Hospital Association.

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Purdue handbook of agricultural facts, 1924.

By Purdue University..
Lafayette, Ind., Purdue university, Agricultural experiment station 1924 .
223 p. 24 cm..

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Distinguished students--what they are and why,

By Remmers, Hermann Henry,.
Lafayette, Ind., 1930 .
36 p. incl. tables , On cover: Bulletin of Purdue University. vol. XXXI, no. 2. | Study aims to measure ways distinguished students differ from nondistinguished fellow-students. cf. p. 6. 23 cm..

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The achievement of our high schools - results of the state high school testing program, 1930-1931,

By Remmers, Hermann Henry,.
Lafayette, Ind., 1931 .
30 p. 23 cm..

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History of Kansas: from the first exploration of the Mississippi valley, to its admission into the Union: embracing a concise sketch of Louisiana; American slavery, and its onward march; the conflict of free and slave labor in the settlement of Kansas, and the overthrow of the latter, with all other items of general interest.

By Holloway, John N..
Lafayette, Ind., James, Emmons & co., 1868 .
584 p. 23 cm..

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Route across the Rocky Mountains : with a description of Oregon and California, their geographical features, their resources, soil, climate, productions, &c., &c. /

By Johnson, Overton..
Lafayette, Ind. : J.B. Semans, printer, 1846 .
152 p. ; , Johnson and Winter left Independence in May 1843, and arrived at Oregon City in Nov. of that year. Winter traveled on to California in June 1844 and then met Johnson in Idaho as both were returning to Missouri, which they reached in August 1844. Cf. Wagner-Camp. 21 cm..

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