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At war with the smugglers

Forster Delafield Arnold-Forster

1970

No. 1 suspect

Helen Mulgray

2012

Conflicts in consciousness

David Spurr

1983

A handbook of Muhammadan art

Metropolitan Museum of Art (New York, N.Y.)

1958

King's cutters and smugglers, 1700-1855

E. Keble Chatterton

1912

The early English customs system

Norman Scott Brien Gras

1918

H.B. Morse, Customs Commissioner and historian of China

John King Fairbank

1995

How to cope with United States Customs

Arthur I. Demcy

1976

Chronicles of the customs department

W. D. Chester

1885

Laws, etc

United States

1791

No suspicious circumstances

Helen Mulgray

2008

Modern labor economics

Robert Stewart Smith, Robert S. Smith, Ronald G. Ehrenberg

1982

Simplification of Customs Procedures

Asian Development Bank

1999

The British customs

Henry Saxby

1757

Importing into the United States

U.S. Customs Service

2002

Free movement of goods in the European Community

Oliver, Peter

2003

Customs Service

Michael Green

1998

The yeast syndrome

John Parks Trowbridge, John P. Trowbridge, Morton Walker

1986

Tariffs: a study in method

T. E. Gregory

1921

Customs modernization and the international trade superhighway

Michael H. Lane

1998

Under Suspicion

Helen Mulgray, Morna Mulgray

2008

J. Ross Browne, confidential agent in old California

Richard H. Dillon

1965

Customs and Commercial Policy in Europe, U.K

Francis G. Snyder

1995

Laws, etc

England and Wales

1585

Family histories in Scottish customs records

Frances Wilkins

1993

Above suspicion

Helen Mulgray

2010

Substance of the speech of John Quincy Adams

John Quincy Adams

1840

The American coast pilot

G. W. Blunt, Edmund M. Blunt, Lawrence Furlong

1796

Global Supply Chain Security

James Giermanski

2012

Anything to declare?

Jon Frost

2014

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