ANATOMY OF A FRIENDSHIP : a dual memoir of women's journeys through war to peace. by SPIEGEL, CECILE

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Anatomy of a battle by Macksey, Kenneth

Dunkirk, anatomy of disaster / by Turnbull, Patrick

The anatomy of Nelson's ships / by Longridge, C. Nepean

The anatomy of revolution revisited : a comparative analysis of England, France, and Russia / by Stone, Bailey, 1946-

The anatomy of revolution revisited : a comparative analysis of England, France, and Russia / by Stone, Bailey, 1946-

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The anatomy of revolution revisited : a comparative analysis of England, France, and Russia / by Stone, Bailey, 1946-

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Anatomy of a power elite : the provincial governors of early modern France / by Harding, Robert R., 1946-

Anatomy of a naval disaster : the 1746 French naval expedition to North America / by Pritchard, James S., 1939-

Anatomy of a naval disaster : the 1746 French naval expedition to North America / by Pritchard, James S., 1939-2015

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Protest in Paris; anatomy of a revolt by Brown, Bernard Edward, 1925-

The French Second Empire : an anatomy of political power / by Price, Roger, 1944 Jan. 7-

The French Second Empire : an anatomy of political power / by Price, Roger, 1944 Jan. 7-

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The French Second Empire : an anatomy of political power / by Price, Roger, 1944 January 7-

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The French Second Empire : an anatomy of political power / by Price, Roger 1944-

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The elusive revolution; anatomy of a student revolt. by Aron, Raymond, 1905-1983

The Hébertistes to the guillotine : anatomy of a "conspiracy" in revolutionary France / by Slavin, Morris, 1913-

The Hébertistes to the guillotine : anatomy of a "conspiracy" in revolutionary France / by Slavin, Morris, 1913-

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Morbid appearances : the anatomy of pathology in the early nineteenth century / by Maulitz, Russell Charles, 1944-

Subjects: “…Anatomy, Pathological France History 19th century.…”

Morbid appearances : the anatomy of pathology in the early nineteenth century / by Maulitz, Russell Charles, 1944-

Table of Contents: “…Genesis of a tradition -- Pathology and the Paris faculty -- Pathology in the middle -- The center holds -- The context of English pathology, 1800-1830 -- Channel crossing -- After Waterloo: medical journalism and the surgeon-apothecaries -- Pathology and the specialist: the London Academy of Minute Anatomy -- Propagation -- Conclusion: a language of morbid appearances.…”
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