Charles Jones

Charles Jones is the author of books such as Boys Of '67.

Books by Charles Jones

Boys Of '67

Boys Of '67

War Shots

War Shots

Global Justice

Global Justice

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Grammatical Gender In English

International Relations

International Relations

Red, White, or Yellow

Red, White, or Yellow

E H Carr and International Relations

E H Carr and International Relations

Historical Linguistics

Historical Linguistics

Introduction To Economic Growth

Introduction To Economic Growth

The Religious Instruction Of the Negroes In the United States

The Religious Instruction Of the Negroes In the United States

A Separate Place

A Separate Place

A History Of English Phonology

A History Of English Phonology

Macroeconomics

Macroeconomics

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Introduction To Middle English

Dead Towns Of Georgia

Dead Towns Of Georgia

The Gifting Birds

The Gifting Birds

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International Business In the Nineteenth Century

The Forgotten Battle Of 1066

The Forgotten Battle Of 1066

More Than Just War

More Than Just War

To Be a Single Father

To Be a Single Father

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Boys Of \'67

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Glass Fibre Yachts Improvement and Repair

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My Antonia

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Refuse Destructors

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English Pronunciation In the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries

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Great-Britain's Nosegay

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Charles Jones Life Is Tremendous

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Glass Fibre Yachts

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A Language Suppressed

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English Language In Scotland

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The Solicitor's Clerk

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E H Carr and International Relations a Duty To Lie

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Hoyle's Games Improved

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Passages To the Presidency

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The Fulford

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Life Is Tremendous

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Boys Of �67 From Vietnam To Iraq, the Extraordinary Story Of a Few Good Men