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bib00478Burke 19041904Burke, Bernard
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bib00505Ashmead 19621962Ashmead, John
“A Possible Hannibal Source for Mark Twain’s Dauphin.” American Literature 34 (March): 105–7. [bib00505]
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bib00507Bacon 19901990[Bacon, Thomas]
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bib00513Ball 18371837Ball, Charles
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bib00527Birchfield 19691969Birchfield, James
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bib00528Bird 18371837Bird, Robert M.
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bib00529Blair 19571957Blair, Walter
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bib00536Blanck 19391939Blanck, Jacob
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bib00537Blanck 19501950Blanck, Jacob
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bib00551Brewer 18821882Brewer, Ebenezer Cobham
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bib00552Bridges 18851885Bridges, Robert
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bib00553Bronson 19621962Bronson, Bertrand Harris, ed.
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bib00554Bronson 19761976Bronson, Bertrand Harris, ed.
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