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The chronology of kings of England from the conquest : in prose and verse
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The chronology of kings of England from the conquest : in prose and verse
Date
1834
Names
Stewart and Co.
(printer)
Unknown
(author)
William Darton and Son
(publisher)
Format
Book
Subject
Juvenile literature
Kings and rulers
Medium
Undefined
Language
English
Collection
Osborne Collection of Early Children's Books
Usage Rights
Public Domain (
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Call Number / Accession Number
37131009554346D
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