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RNP Tay TAYLOR (John Charles), German warships of World War I. pp. 224. Illus. London, 1969.

Card ID: 504

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121 TAYLOR (Charles), Master of St. john’s College, ,., Cambridge. BIBLE. Kings. Selections. [Gree.] Fragments of the Books of Kings according to the translation of Ai.ila...Edited... by F.C.Burkitt. With a preface by C+ Taylor. Cambridge, 1897.

Card ID: 109

Author: TAYLOR (Charles)

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DEPOSITORy TAYLOR (Charles), Master of St. John’.s College, CsmbridRe. An Introduction to the ancient and modern geometry of conics: being a geometrical treatise on the conic sections with a collection of problems and historical notes and prolegomena. pp. lxxxviii. + 384. Diagrams and folded plate. 80 Cambridge and London, 1881.

Card ID: 107

Author: TAYLOR (John)

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?0C TAYLOR (John), the .‘ater Poet. A New discovery by sea, with a wherry from London to Salisbury. RINDLEY (Charles), of Booksellerst sow, Strand The Old booI collector?s miscellany, Vol. 3. London, 1873.

Card ID: 488

Author: TAYLOR (John)

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c \ TAYLOR (John), the Water Poet. John Taylors Wandering to see the wonders of the West, how he travelled xieere 600.miles, from London to the Mount in Cornwall, and beyond the ount, to the Lands end, and hone againe, etc RINDLEY (Charles), of Booksellers’ Row, Strand. The Old book collector1s miscellany, Vol. 5. London, 1873.

Card ID: 499

Author: TAYLOR (John)

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&cCHIAttj TAYLOR (John), the Water Poet. The Vnnaturail father; or, a Cruell murther committed by one Iohn Rowse...vpon two of’ his owne children. See HI1DLEY (Charles), of Booksellers’ Row t rand. The Old book collector’s miscellany, Vol. 3. V Londoi, 1873.

Card ID: 497

Author: TAYLOR (John)

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IS°c LNsc& TAYLOR (John), the Yater Poet’. The Certain travailes of an uncertain journey, begun on Tuesday the 9. of August, and ended on Saturday the 3. of September following, 1653, . See HItDLEY (Charles), o Books1és Row, Strand. The Old book collector’s miscellany, Vol. 3. Iondon, 1873.

Card ID: 479

Author: TAYLOR (John)

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P-C Cv&tj TAYLOR (John), the ‘i’: ater Poet. Part of this summers travels; o, News from Hell, Hull, and Halifax, from York, Linne, Leicester, Chester, Coventry, Lichfield, Nottingham, etc. - HINDLEY (Charles), •f_Bookse1lers’ Row, Strand. The Old book collector’s miscellany, Vol. 3. London, 1873.

Card ID: 491

Author: TAYLOR (John)

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fL’ TAYLOR (John), th Vt The Pennyles pilgrimage; or, the Money—lesse perambulation, of Iohn Taylor...How he travailed on fàot from London to Edenborough in Scotland, not carrying any money- to or fro, etc. See HINDLEY (Charles), of BQQkseller’s iw, St r and. The Old boo1 collector’ s miscellany, Vol. 2. London. 1872.

Card ID: 492

Author: TAYLOR (John)

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TAYLOR (John), he Wa.oet. A Verry merry wherry-ferry—voyage; or, Yorke for my money. Sometimes perilous, sometimes quarrelious, performed with a paire of ogres, by sea from London, by Iohn Taylor, end lob Pennell, and written by I.T. un verse.] HINDLEY (Charles), Boseliers’_Ro, Strand Th.e Old book collector’s miscellany, Vol. 3. Inpn, 175.

Card ID: 498

Author: TAYLOR (John)

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iQ CW-cJ TAYLOR (John), the VIaterPoet. lacke a Lent, his beginning and entertainment, with the mad prarikes if his gentleman—vsher Shrou.e—Tuesday that goes before him, and his footman hunter attending. See HINDLEY (Charles), of Bookseller’s Row, $trand. The Old book collector’s miscellany, Vol. 2. London, 1872.

Card ID: 483

Author: TAYLOR (John)

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TAYLOR (John), the Water ?ot - The Kings most excellent )Aaesties welicome to his owne house, truly called the Honour of Hampton Court, who came thither on the 24.of August, and so consequently hoped and humbly desired to White-Hall. ge HINDLEY (Charles), BQokslrst sow, Strsnd. The Old book collector’s miscellany, etc. Vol. 3. ndQ, 1873.

Card ID: 485