W

access-date=May 19, 2020}} W, or w, is the twenty-third letter of the Latin alphabet, used in the modern English alphabet, the alphabets of other western European languages and others worldwide. Its name in English is ''double-u'', plural ''double-ues''. Provided by Wikipedia
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Author: W., W.
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Author: Broom, W. W.
Published 1865
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Author: Clayton, W. W.
Published 1880
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Author: Atterbury, W. W.
Published 1931
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Author: Broom, W. W.
Published 1863
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Author: W., W. B.
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Author: Denslaw, W.W.
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Author: Broom, W. W.
Published 1865
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Author: Clayton, W. W.
Published 1878
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“...(W. Woodford)...”
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Author: Clayton, W. W.
Published 1879
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Author: Foulkrod, W.W.
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Author: Winthrop, W. W.
Published 1854
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Author: Frazier, W. W.
Published 1873
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