William Gowans

Gowans as depicted in March 1895 edition of [[The Bookman (New York)|The Bookman]] William Gowans (March 29, 1803 - November 27, 1870) was a prominent antiquarian bookseller in New York City. In 1821, he emigrated to the USA with his family. Around 1837, he stayed as a boarder in the house where Edgar Allan Poe also lived. He ran a bookstore for over 40 years, and for his last 10 years was the proprietor of a famously cluttered shop overflowing with volumes on Nassau Street in lower Manhattan. Provided by Wikipedia
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    An investigation into the effect of principal succession in the schools of the Northwest Territories, Canada
    by Gowans, William
    Published 2012
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    The integration of students with fetal alcohol spectrum disorders into northern schools : an ill-structured problem
    by Gowans, William
    Published 2008
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    Hemiglossitis : the history of two clinical cases, one right-sided and resulting in abscess, with remarks
    by Gowans, William Bruce
    Published 1887
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