Robert Ensor Books

England 1870-1914

By R. C. K. ENSOR, Sir Robert Ensor, Robert Charles Kirkwood Ensor, Robert Ensor

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First published in 1936, this now-classic volume spans a time of rapid and far-reaching change in England—from Gladstone's first ministry, through the great contest with Disraeli, the Home Rule deb...

England 1870-1914

By R. C. K. ENSOR, Sir Robert Ensor, Robert Charles Kirkwood Ensor, Robert Ensor

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Ireland The Songs

By Mel Bay Publications Inc, Robert Ensor

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Nellie The Lighthouse Dog

By Jane Scarpino, Robert Ensor, Story By Jane Scarpino

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A quick-witted wire-haired fox terrier saves the day at Maine's Marshall Point Lighthouse.

Nellie: The Flying Instructor

By Ensor, Robert., Robert Ensor

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A Maine lighthouse director's fox terrier teaches a little seagull to fly.

The Novels Of Peter Abrahams And The Rise Of Nationalism In Africa

By Robert Ensor, Robert , 1958- Ensor

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Robert Ensor. Includes Bibliographical References (p. 317-333).

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