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John E. Hallwas

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Dime novel desperadoes

Dime novel desperadoes

2008
McDonough County Historic Sites  (IL)

McDonough County Historic Sites (IL)

2003
First Century

First Century

1999
The Bootlegger

The Bootlegger

1998
Tales from Two Rivers V

Tales from Two Rivers V

1991
Macomb

Macomb

1989
Illinois Literature

Illinois Literature

1986
Selected Writings of Robert G. In...

Selected Writings of Robert G. Ingersoll

1985
McDonough County heritage

McDonough County heritage

1984
Thomas Gregg

Thomas Gregg

1983
Western Illinois heritage

Western Illinois heritage

1983
The Poems of H

The Poems of H

1982
Cultures in conflict

Cultures in conflict

Year unknown John E. Hallwas and Roger D. Launius
Here to stay

Here to stay

Year unknown
Illinois literature

Illinois literature

Year unknown
Keokuk and the Great Dam

Keokuk and the Great Dam

Year unknown
Kingdom on the Mississippi revisited

Kingdom on the Mississippi revisited

Year unknown Roger D. Launius and John E. Hallwas
McDonough County Historic Sites

McDonough County Historic Sites

Year unknown
On Community

On Community

Year unknown
Remembering Mcdonough County

Remembering Mcdonough County

Year unknown
Remembering Mcdonough County

Remembering Mcdonough County

Year unknown
Studies in Illinois poetry

Studies in Illinois poetry

Year unknown
Tales from two rivers

Tales from two rivers

Year unknown John E. Hallwas and Victor Hicken
Tales from two rivers

Tales from two rivers

Year unknown Victor Hicken and John E. Hallwas
The Vision of this land

The Vision of this land

Year unknown John E. Hallwas and Dennis J. Reader
The Vision of this land

The Vision of this land

Year unknown John E. Hallwas and Dennis J. Reader
The Western Illinois poets

The Western Illinois poets

Year unknown John E. Hallwas and Vachel Lindsay
Vision of This Land

Vision of This Land

Year unknown

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