Author: READE (Charles)

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READE (Charles). See BAKER (John Harold). The Ipsden country: the home of Charles Reade. Reading, 1959.

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Author: READE (Charles)

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Malcolm Morley Collection 0 S READE (Charles). COLEMAN (John), Comedian. Charles Reade as I knew him. 8. London, 1903. —A new and cheaper edition. 0 8 . London, 19OL.

Card ID: 31

Author: READE (Charles)

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READE (Charles). See SMITH (Sheila N.) The Novels of Charles Reade, with special reference to the influence of his dramatic, and journalistic work upon his conception of the novel. 19 56.

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Author: READE (Charles)

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: READE (Charles). The Cloister an the hearth: a tale o the lvliddle Ages. 4 vols. 8. London, 1861. S.L.C., I. 697.

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Author: READE (Charles)

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READE (Charles). Pe Woffington. CA novel.] (The Nelson Classics.) pp. 284. Frontispiece. 8°. Cdinburgh, 1911].

Card ID: 26

Author: READE (Charles)

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YiI p READE (Charles). Readiana: comments on current events, etc. pp. vi. + 329. Portrait. 8°. London, 1883.

Card ID: 28

Author: READE (Charles)

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Malcolm Mojv CcfleccL READE (Charles). See HAZLEWOOD (Cohn Henry). V Never too late to mend: a drama of real life...founded on Mr. Charles Reade?s popular novel, etc. V V V London, [c 1875.)

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Author: READE (Charles)

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2 READE (Charles). Novels. Continued.J •8. The Double marriage. 9. Griffith Gaunt. 10. Foul play. 11. Put yourself in his place. 12. A Terrible temptation. 13. A Simpleton. 14. A Woman-hat er. .15. The Jilt, &c. Good stories of man arid other animals. 16. A Perilous secret. .17. Readiana: comments on current events. Bible characters.

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Author: READE (Charles)

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N1\1 READE (Charles). Novels. (Library Edition.) 17 vois. Portrait. 0 8 . London, 1895—96. 1. Peg Woffington. Christie Johnstone. 2. Hard Cash. 3. The Cloister and the Hearth. 4. “It is nev too late to mendt1. .5. The Course of true love never did run smooth. Singleheart and Doubleface. •6. The Autobiography o. a thief, and other histories. The Wandering heir. 7. Love me litUe, love me long. [sEE NEXT CARD.]

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Author: TAYLOR (Torn), Dramatist, and READE (Charles)

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Ma1o1m Morley CDlIctiL TAYLOR (Torn), Dramatist, and READE (Charles). Masks and faces; or, Before and behind the curtain: a coaiedy in two acts. [1897?] DICKS (John). Dicks standard plays, 1045.

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Author: READS (Charles)

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READS (Charles). See RIVES (ttone). Charles Reade: sa vie, sea rornins. Toulouse, 1940. I) fl

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Author: No Author available

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CS.L.] I. [Reade, C. — 1859] READE (Charles). “Love nte little, love me 1ong.? 2 volfi. 8°. London, 1859.

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