Prisoner education debates in Congress
by Mark Tim Yates- First published
- 2012
- Publishers
- LFB Scholarly Pub. LLC
- Subjects
- Prisoners·Education
Books
Furious Jones and the Assassin's Secret
Tim Kehoe
When his dad’s book turns out to contain deadly secrets, twelve-year-old furious jones is thrust into a web of mystery and danger in this gripping page-turner.
Rovers Return
Tim Randall
How We Became Wicked
Alexander Yates
A viral disease called 'the wickedness' plagues the world, and sixteen-year-olds astrid and natalie are two of the only people immune.
Aquarius Aquarius
Jan Mark
Ennead the Ennead
Jan Mark
Queen
Tim Heald
In february 1952 king george vi died and his elder daughter elizabeth succeeded to the throne.
Cowgirl Warrior
Mark E. Scott
Valuation for Financial Reporting
Mark Edwards
Valuation for Financial Reporting
Mark Edwards
Highway Geometric Design
Mark Hickman
Untitled John Lennon Biography
Tim Riley
Untitled Mark Barrowcliffe 2
Mark Barrowcliffe
Referee *Signed Edition*
Mark Halsey
Therapy
Tim Ewbank and
Untitled John Lennon Biography
Tim Riley
Extreme Nation
Robert Yates
Victorian Cowgirl and Latent Dragon
Mark E. Scott
King Conan Chronicles Epic Collection
Tim Truman
Magnum Steno
Mark Tod Kislingbury
Allez les Irlandais
Mark Healy
Cardiac Care
Mark Gretton
Kyoto's Gion Festival
Mark Teeuwen
Dublin Magdalene Laundry
Mark Coen
Five Smooth Stones for Prayer Warriors
Mark Drinnenberg
Sustainability Handbook Volume 1
Mark von Rosing
Incarcerating Children
Tim Bateman
Saunders Research Methods 9e
Mark Saunders
Wines of Australia
Mark Davidson
Green Urban Design Studio Handbook
Mark Gillem
Green Urban Design Studio Handbook
Mark Gillem
Core of an Onion
Mark Kurlansky
Midnight Kingdom
Jared Yates Sexton
User Experience Design Guide
Mark Wells
Managing Markets for Health
Mark Hellowell
Attention Span
Gloria Mark
Unti Mark Strand Memoir
Mark Strand
Proportional Response
Tim Enright
Mystery of Mysteries
Mark Dawidziak
Drawing Architecture
Mark Dorrian
Japanese Law : Readings in the Political Economy of Japanese Law
J. Mark Ramseyer
This title was first published in 2001.
Hotel Milano
Tim Parks
Clinical Assessment and Monitoring for Paramedics
Tim Kilner
A unique systems approach to assessment and history taking- core components of a paramedic's role.
Criminal Justice and the Pursuit of Truth
Tim Hillier
South China Sea 1945
Mark Lardas
Conflict Archaeology, Historical Memory, and the Experience of War
Mark Axel Tveskov
Afghanistan 1979-88
Mark Galeotti
Dancing Modernism / Performing Politics
Mark Franko
Theatreness
Tim Crouch
King of Zu Island
Mark Enlow
Clinical Assessment and Monitoring for Paramedics
Tim Kilner
A unique systems approach to assessment and history taking- core components of a paramedic's role.
Rock Is Dead They Say... Vol. 1 2nd Edition
Mark Barsotti
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