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Magee Number
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Title
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Author
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Publisher
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Year
☓
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3615
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Pickwick Pictures: A Series of Character Sketches from Pickwick Papers
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Dickens, Charles; H. M. Paget
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Ernest Nister
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[189-]
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3797
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Alice Errington's Work: or, The Power of Self-Sacrifice
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Kenyon, Edith C.
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W. Nicholson and Sons
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[189-?]
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3822
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Little Kittiwake: or, The Story of the Life-Boat
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The Religious Tract Society
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[189-?]
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2394
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Bonnie Prince Charlie: a Tale of Fontenoy and Culloden
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Henty, G. A.
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Blackie & Son, Limited
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[189-]
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2409
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By Sheer Pluck: a Tale of the Ashanti War
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Henty, G. A.
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Blackie & Son, Limited; Charles Scribner's Sons
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[189-]
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2488
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Orange and Green: a Tale of the Boyne and Limerick
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Henty, G. A.
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Blackie & Son, Limited; Charles Scribner's Sons
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[189-?]
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2507
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Sturdy and Strong, or, How George Andrews Made His Way
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Henty, G. A.
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A. L. Burt Company
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[189-?]
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2542
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With Lee in Virginia: a Story of the American Civil War
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Henty, G. A.
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Blackie and Son, Limited; Charles Scribner's Sons
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[189-]
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2551
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With Wolfe in Canada, or, The Winning of a Continent
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Henty, G. A.
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Blackie & Son, Limited; Charles Scribner's Sons
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[189-?]
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3970
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Cissy's Troubles
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[Steele, Francesca Maria]
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James Nisbet & Co., Limited
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[189-?]
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3980
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Pilgrim Street: A Story of Manchester Life
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[Stretton, Hesba]
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The Religious Tract Society
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[189-?]
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3981
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Sweet Anna Greyson
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William Stevens
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[189-?]
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4049
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In the Suntime of Her Youth: In One Volume
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Whitby, Beatrice
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Hurst and Blackett, Limited
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[189-?]
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4053
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Inez: A Tale of the Alamo
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Wilson, Mrs. Augusta Jane (Evans)
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W. Nicholson and Sons
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[189-?]
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2411
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Captain Bayley's Heir: a Tale of the Gold Fields of California
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Henty, G. A.
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Blackie & Son, Limited; Charles Scribner's Sons
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[190-?]
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2505
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A Soldier's Daughter and Other Stories
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Henty, G. A.
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Blackie & Son, Limited
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[190-?]
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1541
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A Collection of Original Manuscripts, Letters & Books of Oscar Wilde, including letters written to Robert Ross from Reading Gaol and Unpublished Letters, Poems & Plays formerly in the Possession of Robert Ross, C. S. Millard and the Younger Son of Oscar Wilde
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Wilde, Oscar
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Dulau & Company Limited
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(192-)
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2361
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Programme: "Tess of the D'Urbervilles": a Tragedy in four acts and an after-scene
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Hardy, Thomas
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Ling, Printer
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[192-]
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175
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Il Quarto Libro d'Orlando Inamorato. . .per Niccolo de gli Agostini
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(Browning, Robert) Agostini, Niccol
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appresso Girolamo Scotto
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1547
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601
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The Tatler
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(Hunt, Leigh) Steele, Richard, Sir
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John Sharpe
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1804
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1731
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The General Order given on board "Euryalus," Cape Trafalgar, 22 Oct. 1805, written out in Gordon's hand
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(Gordon, Charles George) Collingwood, Cuthbert Collingwood, Baron
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1805
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1754
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A.L.S. "Camp before Badajoz, March 20, 1812" To Major General Agnew.
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Wellington, Duke of
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1812
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1785
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L.S., to the "Officer Commanding His Majesty's Forces, Gibraltar." "War Office 17 June 1819"
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Palmerston, Lord
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1819
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2052
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December Tales
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(Ainsworth, William Harrison)
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G. and W. B. Whittaker
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1823
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1571
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The Principles of Political Economy: with a sketch of the Rise and Progress of the Science
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M'cCulloch, J.R.
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William and Charles Tait
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1825
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589
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[The family journal]
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Hunt, Leigh
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1825
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96
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Romantic Ballads, translated from the Danish; and Miscellaneous Pieces
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Borrow, George
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1826
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130
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An Essay on Mind, with Other Poems
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Browning, Elizabeth B.
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1826
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803
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Foscari: a Tragedy
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Mitford, Mary Russell
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G.B. Whittaker
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1826
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2922
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The Tor Hill
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Smith, Horace (Horatio)
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Henry Colburn
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1826
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1802
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The Christian Year: Thoughts in Verse for the Sundays and Holydays throughout the Year.
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(Keble, John)
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W. Baxter for J. Parker
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1827
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3402
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Anecdotes of Impudence: Being a Collection of Entertaining Facts Relating to Extraordinary Men
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Charles Tile
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1827
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2176
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German Romance: Specimens of its Chief Authors, with Biographical and Critical Notices
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(Carlyle, Thomas)
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William Tait
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1827
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1482
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The Poetical Works of Coleridge, Shelley and Keats
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(Binding) Coleridge, Samuel Taylor
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A. and W. Galignani
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1829
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3783
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The Epping Hunt
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Hood, Thomas
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Charles Tilt, 86, Fleet Street
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1829
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1087
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Poems, Chiefly Lyrical
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Tennyson, Alfred
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Effingham Wilson, Royal Exchange, Cornhill
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1830
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1316
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"Malvern 16th Oct: 1830." To "Lady Sarah."
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Kent, Duchess of
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1830
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3166
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An Address to the Deil
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(Landseer, Thomas) Burns, Robert
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William Kidd
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1830
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3456
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Astriel: A Poem
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Arnold, Matthew
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Printed for the author by F. Warr
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1830
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3472
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The French Revolution of 1830: A Comic Poem
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Bayley, Frederic William Naylor
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Alfred Miller
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1830
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3488
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The Blue Devils: or, New Police: A Poem in Three Cantos
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[A Hypochondriac]
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George Henderson
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1830
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3507
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Brighton!! : A Comic Sketch
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William Kidd
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1830
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3522
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An Address to the Deil
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Burns, Robert
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William Kidd
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1830
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3523
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Tam O'Shanter and Souter Johnny: A Poem
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Burns, Robert
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Marsh and Miller
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1830
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3563
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The Devil's Walk: A Poem
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Coleridge, Samuel Taylor
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Marsh and Miller
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[1830]
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3581
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The Yorkshire Hunt: or, An Extraordinary Chase of the Parson and the Cat (In the Wilds of Yorkshire)
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Cowper, William [actually by James Everett]
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Marsh and Miller, Oxford Street ; W.J. Sears, Warwick Square, Paternoster Row ; James Everett
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1830
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3594
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Twelve Sketches Illustrative of Sir Walter Scott's Demonology and Witchcraft
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Cruikshank, George
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Published for the artist by J. Robins and Co.
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1830
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3597
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Cruikshank's Trip to Greenwich Fair: A Whimsical Record, Containing the Humorous Adventures of Peter Grace and His Three Daughters; Also, of their Nine Friends, the Muses, &c.; Together with a Description of the Various Amusements in Greenwich Park, the Fair, &c. &c.
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Cruikshank, Isaac Robert
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William Kidd
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[1830?]
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3608
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The Devil's Visit: A Poem, from the Original Manuscript
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William Kidd
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1830
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3610
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Monsieur Nongtongpaw
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Dibdin, Charles
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Alfred Miller
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1830
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