Susan Youngs Books

The Work of Angels

By Susan Youngs

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223 p. : 28 cm

Celts

By I.M. Stead, Susan Youngs, Susan Youngs, I.M. Stead

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One in a series of works inspired by the collections of the British Museum, this pocket treasury presents a visual introduction to the chosen theme of the Celts. A short text accompanies each image...

British Museum Little Book of Cats

By Mavis Pilbeam

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Little book of Celts.

By British Museum

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British Museum Little Book of Mummies

By John H. Taylor

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Northumbria'S Golden Age

By Rosemary Cramp, Susan Mills, Jane Hawkes, Susan Youngs

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Northumbria was, during the 7th and 8th centuries, the most significant of the Anglo-Saxon kingdoms. It was among the most important Christian centres in Europe, having several great monasteries, m...

Through a Glass Brightly

By CHRIS ENTWISTLE

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Through a Glass Brightly

By Chris Entwistle

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British Museum Little Book of Treasures

By British Museum Staff

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