Author: LEITCH (William Leighton)

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LEITCH (William Leighton). See MacGEORGE (A.) 1n. Leighton LeItoheto. Lodon 1884.

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Author: LEIGHTON (William)

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LEIGHTON (William), i £flade1_phi The Subjection of Hamlet: an es:say towards an explanation of the motives of thought arid action of Shakespeare’s Prince of Denmark...With an introduction by J.Crosby. pp. 74. 40• ?tiJa4Lftlphic, 1882.

Card ID: 255

Author: GRANE (William Leighton)

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Pou Gra GRANE (William Leighton). Church divisions and Christianity. (Second edition.) pp. xvi. + 293. 8. London, 1917.

Card ID: 483

Author: JORDAN (William Leighton)

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JORDAN (William Leighton). The Standard of value, jtc. [Coitinue.] —Eighth edition. p. viii. + 287. 1rontisdec. 8°. Londofl’, 1913.

Card ID: 568

Author: LEIGHTON (Philip Albert)

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DE PO8ITOaY wOs (William Albert) and LEIGHTON (Philip Albert). The Photochenaistry of gases. LViith bibliographies.j (Arnrican ChemicaJ Society. onoccz’aph erjes.) pp. 475. Illustraticns, diarams tables a charts. 0 8 . i.ew York, 1941.

Card ID: 104

Author: IAKESPEARE (William)

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N’HEQ Lei SfIAKESPEARE (William). [Hamlet. — Appendix.] See LEIGHTON (William), of Philadelphia. The Subjection of Hamlet: an essay towards an explanation of the motives of thought and action of Shakespeare’s Prince of Denmark, . Philadelphia, 1882.

Card ID: 537

Author: BROWN (Sidney William)

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BROWN (Sidney William). Leighton Park: a history of the school. pp. x. ± 198. .ortraits., plates and endpaer pan. 8°. [Readingj, 1952.

Card ID: 487

Author: No Author available

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(xi)€ ‘1 1.’ 4-, SHAKESPEARE (William). [Appendix.—Critieism,] LEIGHTON (William), ofPhiladeiohia. A Sketch of Shakespeare. Wheeling, 1879

Card ID: 310

Author: CROSBY (Joseph)

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‘fHEo • - - CROSBY (Joseph). ‘ See LEIGHTON (William), Qf Philadelphia. The Subjection of llamlet:an essay towards an explanation of the motives of thought and action of Shakespeare? S Prince of Dermaark...With an introduction by J.Crosby. Philadelphia, 1882.

Card ID: 277