John Cole Books

Graphic And Historical Sketches Of Scarborough, Displayed In Six Views, Finely Executed On Wood, From Original Drawings By Mr. Baynes, Jun. With Descriptive Notices.
Bookselling Spiritualised. Books And Articles Of Stationery Rendered Monitors Of Religion.
The History And Antiquities Of Ecton, In The County Of Northampton. [With Plates.] Copious Ms. Notes.
The History And Antiquities Of Filey, In The County Of York. [With Plates.]
A Biographical Account Of Master Herbert, The Infant Roscius: With A Brief Delineation Of His Talents, And Critiques On His Performances
The History And Antiquities Of Weston Favell: In The County Of Northampton
Footprints Of Truth: Or Voice Of Humanity (1853)
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Cole'S Scarborough Guide
The History And Antiqvities Of Filey, In The Covnty Of York

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