The
Pocket Book was an aide-memoire for the leader and focused mainly on camp routine and how to organize and manage your men.
The
Pocket Book strategy was a planned intervention into the cultural and pedagogic realities of the students and teachers in the Maningrida community.
Pocket Book of Hospital Care for Children: Guidelines for the Management of Common Illnesses with Limited Resources provides a second edition of a classic covering common illnesses, packages it in a pocket-sized tote for easy take-along consultation, and provides the latest clinical guidelines based on a review of evidence for both inpatient and outpatient care.
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Full colour throughout, The
Pocket Book Of Newcastle crams it all in - the great players, the greatest goals, the legendary managers, tactics, the history of the strip, the honours, the European campaigns and the most memorable matches.
Pocket Book of Technical Writing for Engineers and Scientists
This year's surprise bestseller is completely different - The
Pocket Book Of Patriotism by George Courtauld.
It largely succeeds in this attempt and may be very useful as a
pocket book for nonspecialists at the patient's bedside.
The Start Sketching
Pocket Book, from COLART AMERICAS, INC., is the perfect traveling companion for anyone who likes sketching and drawing.
Dumanski and Schutt both point out that, while inexpensive furniture may be easier on the
pocket book, in the long run it is going to prove more costly because it may not last and it may not be suitable for the work environment.
Grifton fell, when lying a close second, and Hot Runner,
Pocket Book and Post Card were all brought down.
James Inman was ordered into solitary confinement, on bread and water, "on strong suspicion of his having stolen the
Pocket Book of Mr [Holton] out of said [Holton's] pocket at a time when sd [Holton's] Coat was hitch'd on a Nail in Blacksmith's Shop." Further investigation revealed a conspiracy, and Sylvanus Cahoon, Ephraim Davis, and James Stearns followed Inman into solitary cells.