Rolfe Humphries (A); 29Oct64; R347894. HUNTER, GRAHAM CHAMBERS. Luke, first century Christian.

CHAMBERS, WHITMAN.

Whitman Chambers (A); 27Dec67; R424849-424852, R424848.

Whitman Chambers (A); 28Aug67; R416231. CHAMBERS, WHITTAKER.

Whitman Chambers (A); 28Aug67; R416231. CHAMBERS, WHITTAKER.

CHAMBERS (W. & R.) LTD.

SEE Chambers's Technical Dictionary.

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Whitman Chambers (A); 26Feb68; R430079.

Whitman Chambers (A); 14Feb68; R429434, 429428-429433.

CHAMBERS, WHITTAKER.

CHAMBERS'S TECHNICAL DICTIONARY.

W. & R. Chambers, Ltd. (PCW); 21Feb68; R429903.

CHAMBERS, ELWYN WHITMAN.

SEE CHAMBERS, FRANK P. CHAMBERS, FRANK P. This age of conflict: a contemporary world history, 1914-1943, by Frank P. Chambers, Christina Phelps Grant & Charles C. Bayley.

SEE CHAMBERS, FRANK P. CHAMBERS, FRANK P. This age of conflict: a contemporary world history, 1914-1943, by Frank P. Chambers, Christina Phelps Grant & Charles C. Bayley.

SEE CHAMBERS, FRANK P. CHAMBERS, FRANK P. This age of conflict: a contemporary world history, 1914-1943, by Frank P. Chambers, Christina Phelps Grant & Charles C. Bayley.

Frances E. Chambers (W of F. P. Chambers), Christina Phelps Harris & Charles C. Bayley (A); 21Oct70; R492577.

Frances E. Chambers (W of F. P. Chambers), Christina Phelps Harris & Charles C. Bayley (A); 21Oct70; R492577.

The Boletaceae of North Carolina. SEE COKER, WILLIAM CHAMBERS.

By Helena Stephenson Chambers.

Helena Stephenson Chambers (A); 21Jul77; R667831.

To a careless observer the diminutive tower, which alone remains standing, would not convey an adequate idea of the original extent of the castle; but on a close examination the whole face of the mountain will be found to be covered with ruined walls and roofless chambers, now the fit abodes of devils of all sorts and denominations.

The usual arrangement consisted of an entrance-passage running through the house, with a hall on one side, a parlour beyond, and one or two chambers above, and on the opposite side, a kitchen, pantry, and other offices."

Now in these lowest Polyps, the Actiniae, the tentacles increase with age indefinitely, never ceasing to grow while life lasts, new chambers being constantly added to correspond with them, till it becomes impossible to count their numbers.