Richard Armour

Richard Willard Armour (July 15, 1906 – February 28, 1989) was an American poet and prose writer who wrote more than 65 books. Provided by Wikipedia
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    Coleridge the talker; a series of contemporary descriptions and comments,
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    Coleridge the talker; a series of contemporary descriptions and comments, with a critical introduction
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    Young voices; a book of Wells college verse,

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    The happy bookers : a playful history of librarians and their world from the stone age to the distant future /

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    A diabolical dictionary of education

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    The academic bestiary,

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    It all started with Marx : a brief and objective history of Russian communism, the objective being to leave not one stone, but many, unturned, to state the theories of Marx so clearly that they can almost be understood, and to show how these theories and many old friends were carried out by Lenin, Trotsky, Stalin, Malenkov, Khrushchev, and others /

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    It all started with stones and clubs; being a short history of war and weaponry from earliest times to the present, noting the gratifying progress made by man since his first crude, small-scale efforts to do away with those who disagreed with him,

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    English lit relit; a short history of English literature from the precursors (before swearing) to the Pre-Raphaelites and a little after, intended to help students see the thing through, or see through the thing, and omitting nothing unimportant,

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    My life with women; confessions of a domesticated male

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    Barry Cornwall; a biography of Bryan Waller Procter, with a selected collection of hitherto unpublished letters,

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    It all started with Hippocrates; a mercifully brief history of medicine

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    Privates' lives;

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    Golf bawls,

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    Going like sixty; a lighthearted look at the later years

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    It all started with Eve, being a brief account of certain famous women, each of them richly endowed with some quality that drives men mad, omitting no impertinent and unbelievable fact, and based upon a stupendous amount of firsthand and secondhand research, some of it in books

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    The medical muse; or, What to do until the patient comes

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    It all started with freshman English; a survival kit for students and teachers of English and a relaxed review for those who are happily past it all,

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    Drug store days, my youth among the pills & potions

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    Yours for the asking, a book of light verse,

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