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JFC
(redirected from James Fenimore Cooper)

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JFCJava Foundation Class
JFCJoint Finance Committee (Wisconsin)
JFCJoint Force Commander
JFCJames Fenimore Cooper
JFCJob Finding Club (Canada)
JFCJoint Functional Concepts
JFCJeffries Fan Club (band)
JFCJapan Food Corporation
JFCJet Fuel Control
JFCJoint Fruit Corporation (Russia)
JFCJesus Flipping Christ (polite form)
JFCJustification for Change
JFCJandakot Flight Centre (aviation business in Western Australia)
JFCJobs, Futures, Careers Staffing Associates (Camp Hill, PA)
JFCJohn from Cincinnati (TV show)
JFCJunior Football Club (various locations)


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Scholars of literature from around the US look at prospects a dozen years later, and more importantly perhaps suggest avenues, for the continuing study of 15 American authors, among them James Fenimore Cooper, Emily Dickinson, Louisa May Alcott, Frank Norris, Jack London, F.
9780820468105 The representation of the savage in James Fenimore Cooper and Herman Melville.
 
 
 
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