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Almanacks",
Manchester Guardian, 27
December 1868, p. 3. Whitaker's
Almanack 2014.
Bloomsbury Yearbooks. 2013. ISBNÂ 978-1408193334...
- Petter, The
Oxford Almanacks (Oxford:
Clarendon Press, 1974) J.R. Bradshaw, 'A
classification by
Subject of the
Oxford Almanacks 1674-1991', Oxoniensia...
-
accomplished publisher and printer,
achieved success with Poor Richard's
Almanack.
Almanacks were very po****r
books in
colonial America,
offering a
mixture of...
-
Ladies Almanack, its
complete title being Ladies Almanack:
showing their Signs and
their Tides;
their Moons and
their Changes; the
Seasons as it is with...
-
Wisden Cricketers'
Almanack, or
simply Wisden,
colloquially the
Bible of Cricket, is a
cricket reference book
published annually in the
United Kingdom...
- Old Moore's
Almanack is an
astrological almanac which has been
published in
Britain since 1697. It was
written and
published by
Francis Moore, a self-taught...
- Poor Charlie's
Almanack is a
collection of
speeches and
talks by
Charlie Munger,
compiled by
Peter D. Kaufman.
First published in 2005 (ISBNÂ 1-57864-303-1)...
- An
almanac (also
spelled almanack and almanach) is a
regularly published listing of a set of
current information about one or
multiple subjects. It includes...
- Ames'
Almanack (almanac) was the
first almanac printed in the
British North American colonies.
While Benjamin Franklin's Poor Richard's
Almanack is more...
- The Epicure's
Almanack; or,
Calendar of Good Living, was a
guide to
eating establishments in London,
written by
Ralph Rylance and
published by Longman...
