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Thomas E. Dewey ..

Press Research

1944PDF4.5 MB

History and genealogy of James & Molly (Stanley) Thomas and Drewry & Charity (Calhoon) Bridges.

Gilbert N. Bridges

1969

Thomas B. Dewey

Fournaise

MOBI280 KB

Thomas E. Dewey and His Times

Richard Norton Smith

1984PDF58 MB

Public Papers of Thomas E. Dewey

Thomas E. Dewey

1954PDF63 MB

Attorney for the People

Rupert Hughes..

1940PDF18 MB

Why Dewey Wins

Thomas E. Dewey Committee for Presidential Nomination

1940

Journals & papers

Politics as Usual : Thomas Dewey, Franklin Roosevelt, and the Wartime Presidential Campaign of 1944

Michael A Davis

pdfen2014

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Report to Thomas E. Dewey, Governor

New York State

1954PDF14 MB

The Story of Thomas E. Dewey, Attorney for the People

Rupert Hughes

1944PDF20 MB

Thomas Dewey

Gerald Kurland

1972PDF2.7 MB

Journey to the Far Pacific by Thomas E. Dewey

PDF18 MB

New York City finances; a report to Governor Thomas E. Dewey.

New York (State). Department of Audit and Control.

1954

Report to Governor Thomas E. Dewey on Permanent Personal Registration of Electors.

University of Iowa. Institute of Public Affairs.

1952

A bibliography of John Dewey, by Milton Halsey Thomas and Herbert Wallace Schneider.

Milton Halsey Thomas

1929

The Singer Batts Mystery Megapack. The Complete 4-Book Series by Thomas B. Dewey

Thomas B. Dewey

2015AZW31.1 MB

Thomas E. Dewey, 1937-1947

Barry K. Beyer

1979PDF17 MB

Families of Dr. Charles Carroll, 1691-1755, and Cornet Thomas Dewey, 160 -1648.

Douglas Carroll

1969

Accident Hazards and Costs in Service Industries, Thomas E. Dewey, Governor. Mary Donlon, Chairman

New York (State). Workmen's Compensation Board.

1950

A Few Observations on the Memoirs of Stephen Grellet, as Edited by Benjamin Seebohm. Chiefly Extracted from a Letter to a Friend, by Thomas Drewry.

Thomas. Drewry

1861