Craven Derby; or, The lordship by tenure, by the author of 'Crockford's'.1833 |
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Deale. CRAVEN DERBY ; OR , THE LORDSHIP BY TENURE . The Ladye of the Rose : AN HISTORICAL Legend , RELATING TO THE GREAT FOUNDER OF THE NOBLE HOUSE OF DARBYE . VOL . I. OR , THE LORDSHIP BY TENURE , INCLUDES The Ladye.
Deale. CRAVEN DERBY ; OR , THE LORDSHIP BY TENURE . The Ladye of the Rose : AN HISTORICAL Legend , RELATING TO THE GREAT FOUNDER OF THE NOBLE HOUSE OF DARBYE . VOL . I. OR , THE LORDSHIP BY TENURE , INCLUDES The Ladye.
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... NOBLE HOUSE OF DARBYE . " Palmam qui meruit ferat . " BY THE AUTHOR OF “ CROCKFORD'S ; OR , LIFE IN THE WEST . ” IN TWO VOLUMES . VOL . I. London : MERRIC SMITH , 3 , HYDE STREET , BLOOMSBURY . 1832-3 . 33.157 . TO A MOST AMIABLE ...
... NOBLE HOUSE OF DARBYE . " Palmam qui meruit ferat . " BY THE AUTHOR OF “ CROCKFORD'S ; OR , LIFE IN THE WEST . ” IN TWO VOLUMES . VOL . I. London : MERRIC SMITH , 3 , HYDE STREET , BLOOMSBURY . 1832-3 . 33.157 . TO A MOST AMIABLE ...
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... MOST AMIABLE NOBLEMAN , ILLUSTRIOUS IN MIND , AS IN RANK , HIS GRACE , THE DUKE OF DEVONSHIRE , K.G. WITH THE PROFOUNDEST RESPECT , THESE PAGES ARE INSCRIBED . as INTRODUCTION . THE family Legend of the noble house of.
... MOST AMIABLE NOBLEMAN , ILLUSTRIOUS IN MIND , AS IN RANK , HIS GRACE , THE DUKE OF DEVONSHIRE , K.G. WITH THE PROFOUNDEST RESPECT , THESE PAGES ARE INSCRIBED . as INTRODUCTION . THE family Legend of the noble house of.
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Deale. INTRODUCTION . THE family Legend of the noble house of Derby being somewhat voluminous , and being , besides , wholly distinct from , though having reference to the Novel of " Craven Derby ; or , the Lordship by Tenure , " ( yet ...
Deale. INTRODUCTION . THE family Legend of the noble house of Derby being somewhat voluminous , and being , besides , wholly distinct from , though having reference to the Novel of " Craven Derby ; or , the Lordship by Tenure , " ( yet ...
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