F. E. Halliday Books

13 editions 1903–1982

Biography Biography/Autobiography English Biography And Autobiography Biography: General

Chaucer and His World

2001

A History of Cornwall

2000

A Concise History of England from Stonehenge to the Microchip

1980

Shakespeare and His World

1979

Robert Browning

1975

Wordsworth and His World

1970

Doctor Johnson and His World

2001

Wordsworth and His World

2001

Thomas Hardy

2001

Robert Browning

2001

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