Author: CHARLES (Elizabeth)

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vE5ro’/ CHARLES (Elizabeth). Wanderings over Bible lands and seas. By the authoa of “Chronicles of the Sch3nberg—Cotta family” • &c. [E. Charles.] London, 1865. See BIBLE. Appendix. Miscellaneous.

Card ID: 192

Author: BRIDGWATER (William Charles) and SHERWOOD (Elizabeth Julia)

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•- d — BRIDGWATER (William Charles) and SHERWOOD (Elizabeth Julia). The Columbia encyclopedia in one volume. Second edition. Edited by W. Bridgwater and E.J. Sherwood. York, 1950. See ENCYCLOPAEDIAS.

Card ID: 205

Author: KINGSLEY (Charles)

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K552a Chi = KINGSLEY (Charles), Novelist. See CHI1LY (Susan Elizabeth Russell), Iady. Charles Klxigsley’s ]andscape. Newton Abbot, 1976.

Card ID: 113

Author: S (Elizabeth)

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YN c2 RALi!S (Elizabeth). On both sides of the sea: a story of the nmionwealth and the Restoration. A seq.uel to ‘The Draytons and the Ivennts . By the author Of ‘chronicles of the Schonberg-0,tta family’, &c. &c. (i.e. Elizabeth Charles). London, i868. SIDES.

Card ID: 191

Author: DIBDIN (Charles)

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YLd7 DIBDIN (Charles), the Elder. The Deserter: a farce in two acta [prose and verse], etc. § INCHBIiLD (Elizabeth), Mrs. A Collection of farces, etc. Vol. 2. pp. 293-321. London, 1815.

Card ID: 364

Author: DIBDIIN (Charles)

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\ ‘; DIBDIIN (Charles), the Elder. The Waterman’; or, the First of August: a ballad opera Cm two acts and in prose and verse), . See INCHBALD (Elizabeth), . LCollection of farces, etc. Vol. 7. pp. 161—194. London, 181.

Card ID: 378

Author: COFFEY (Charles)

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J, t_f rCOFFEY (Charles)a The Devil to pay-; or, the Wives metamorod,Csi an opera fin one act and in prose, with songs, altered from T.Jevon’s “A Devil of a wife” by C.Coffey, J.Mottley- and TCibber, tc. See INCHBAI,D (Elizabeth), A Collection of farces, . Vol. 5. pp. 107—137. london, 1815.

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Author: JOHNSON (Charles)

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JOHNSON (Charles), Dramatic Writer. [Countr7 Lasses,j The Farm house: a farce in three acts [and in prose. Taker. from C.Johnson’s “Country lasses” by J.P.Kemblej, etc. See INCHEALD (Elizabeth), Mrs. A Collection of farces, etc. Vol. 6. pp. 295—325. London, 1815.

Card ID: 179

Author: GITTUS (Elizabeth)

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GITTUS (Elizabeth). See VEREKER (Charles Henry) and MAYS (John Barron). Urban redevelopment and social change: a study of social conditions in central Liverpool, 1955—56. By C. Vereker [and] J.B. 1Iays, with the assistance of E.Gittus [and) M. Broady. Liverpool, 1961.

Card ID: 506

Author: DIETZ (Frederick Charles)

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NUFF DIETZ (Frederick Charles). The Exchecuer in Elizabeth’s reign. (Smith Col1ee 8tu.ies in Histo.zy, 8, iipp. P65— it. lables, N rthamp 1923.

Card ID: 283

Author: BEUVE (Charles Augustia)

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XTQ S13a Mul SAINTE—BEUVE (Charles Augustia). See MULHAUSER (Ruth Elizabeth). Sainte-Beuve arid Greco—Roman antiquity. Cleveland and London, 1969.

Card ID: 83

Author: ROWING (Elizabeth Barrett)

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BkRREPT, afterwards ROWING (Elizabeth Barrett). LAppendix.] See ROSENBAUM (Robert A.) Earnest Victorians. Six great Victorians [Lord Shaftesbury, John Henry Newman, Elizabeth Barrett Browning, Dante Gabriel Roesetti, Charles Darwin, Charles George Gordon) as portrayed in their own words and those of their contemporaries. London, 1961.

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