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3, 87, 200 ISBN 978-0-1953-9082-7 (borrowable online via Internet Archive) Frank, Rusty E.

Greenwood Press (1982); LCCN 81-2586; OCLC 902119012; ISBN 0-313-21339-9 (borrowable online via Internet Archive) "Smith, Chris, p.

43–44, 189, 258, 268, (borrowable online via Internet Archive) "'Chocolate Dandies' is Scoring Heavily,".

Harlem Jazz Queen, by Bill Egan, Scarecrow Press (2004); OCLC 1034671898 (borrowable online via Internet Archive) Black Metropolis: A Study of Negro Life in.

Greenwood Press (1982); LCCN 81-2586; OCLC 902119012; ISBN 0-313-21339-9 (borrowable online via Internet Archive) "Wooding, Samuel David ('Sam')," p.

machine, digital cameras, loaner laptops, portable DVD players, and other borrowable equipment (1st floor) Assistive Technologies Room (1st floor) [7] “Cyber.

Musicians, by Eileen Jackson Southern (1920–2002), Greenwood Press (1982) (borrowable online via Internet Archive) In Black and White, A guide to magazine articles.

LCCN 81-2586; OCLC 902119012, 891419844; ISBN 0-313-21339-9 (borrowable online via Internet Archive).

AP house provides shared facilities and borrowable items to the residents.

222–223; LCCN 81-2586; OCLC 902119012; ISBN 0-313-21339-9 (borrowable online via Internet Archive) Biographical Dictionary of American Music.

236; LCCN 81-2586; OCLC 902119012; ISBN 0-313-21339-9 (borrowable online via Internet Archive) Her sources: Hendersonia: The Music of Fletcher.

592569 Collection Size 25,000 books (old fonds) 13,000 books (borrowable books) Website bibliotheque-gray.

The titles can be searched online, and most of the books are borrowable.

In addition to their borrowable collection of books, multimedia, audiobooks and e-resources the library.

The library, in addition to their general borrowable collections (including e-resources) is also home to two special, not-for-loan.

Greenwood Press (1982); LCCN 81-2586; OCLC 902119012; ISBN 0-313-21339-9 (borrowable online via Internet Archive) "Vaughn (sic), James, p.

and stretcher; forty years of work and play (1931) (scanned edition, borrowable) "Obituary".