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Sir Walter Scott
Sir Walter Scott

By William B. Todd, Ann Bowden

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"This Bibliography of Sir Walter Scott describes not only the variants in his novels and verse, as published in English during his lifetime, but extends to his lesser known activities as advocate a...

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Public Health and Politics in the Age of Reform
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