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Kerver

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Kerv´er
n.1.A carver.


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1990; McNabb, Quinn, & Kerver,1997; Resnicow et al.
Health behavior patterns of African Americans: are we making progress ... by Green, B. Lee / American Journal of Health Studies
Yolande Bonhomme, widow of the French printer Kerver, was already printing in Paris under her maiden name; Hugh William Davies cites Bonhomme and two other women, Charlotte Guillard and Claudine Carcand, "respectively the widows of Kerver, Rembolt, Nourry," (94) as "French ladies [who] invariably retained their maiden names" when they printed.
Elizabeth Pickering: the first woman to print law books in England ... by Kreps, Barbara / Renaissance Quarterly
The session moderator is Tom Kerver of Cablevision magazine.
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