A Key To The Waverley Novels In Chronological Sequence With Index Of The Principal Characters

Grey, Henry

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A Bird's-Eye View of English Literature: From the Seventh Century to the Present Time (Classic Reprint)

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A basic referenece work for all students of Sir Walter Scott and the 'Waverly ' novels. This revision of the 1884 edition has been one of the chief source-books of the novelist's great fictional series.THIS TITLE IS CITED AND RECOMMENDED BY:  Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature.

A key to the Waverley novels, in chronological sequence,: With index of the principal characters

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The Classics For The Million: Being An Epitome In English Of The Works Of The Principal Greek And Latin Authors (1881)

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The Plots Of Some Of The Most Famous Old English Plays: With Index Of The Principal Characters (1888)

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A Bird's Eye View of English Literature from the Seventh Century to Present Time

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