Collection: Dr. George M. Modlin Book Award Collection, 1973 - ARVAS Search Results

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Louis T. Manarin, "The Roman Empire", 1989 Box 1 MS-39, Folder 15

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Marissa Parker, "Sustainability & the Environment", 2016 Box 1 MS-39, Folder 43

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Mark H. Danley, "Military History", 1990 Box 1 MS-39, Folder 16

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Michael Bruce Compton, "Understanding Biblical Languages, Literatures, and Translations", 1987 Box 1 MS-39, Folder 13

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Michael T. Williams, "Contemporary French Philosophy", 1993 Box 1 MS-39, Folder 19

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Miquell Shaw, "Black Studies Collection", 2022 Box 1 MS-39, Folder 49

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Patrick Elgin, "Military Leadership – Personal and Universal" (co-winner), 2006 Box 1 MS-39, Folder 32

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Patrick Salland, "The World of the Pharaohs", 2006 Box 1 MS-39, Folder 33

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Peter S. Kirkpatrick, "French Politics", 1986 Box 1 MS-39, Folder 12

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Rebecca Frazier, "Making Connections: A Collection Exploring the Intersections of Psychology, Gender, and Leadership", 2009 Box 1 MS-39, Folder 34

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