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Free Town Libraries, Their Formation, Management, And History: In Britain, France, Germany & America. Together With Brief Notices Of Book-Collectors, ... Of Deposit Of Their Surviving Collections...
Remarks On The Paucity Of Libraries, Freely Open To The Public, In The British Empire: Together With A Succinct Statistical View Of The Existing ... In A Letter To The Right Hon. The Earl Of...
The Life Of Sir Walter Ralegh: Based On Contemporary Documents ... Together With His Letters...
The Life Of Sir Walter Ralegh: Based On Contemporary Documents ... Together With His Letters...
The Life Of Sir Walter Ralegh, Based On Contemporary Documents Preserved In The Rolls House, The Privy Council Office, Hatfield House, The British Mus
The Life Of Sir Walter Ralegh: Together With His Letters : Now First Collected, Volume 2...
A Letter To Benjamin Hawes, Esq., M.P.: Being Strictures On The Minutes Of Evidence Taken Before The Select Committee On The British Museum
Memoirs Of Libraries: Part The First. History Of Libraries
The Life Of Sir Walter Ralegh: Together With His Letters : Now First Collected, Volume 1...
The Life Of Sir Walter Ralegh: Letters...

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