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Myths of Babylonia and Assyria
Gresham Publishing Company Limited
1917
The myths and legends of Babylonia and Assyria from the early Sumerian to Persian and Grecian Empires.
Myths of Babylonia and Assyria
Gresham Publishing Company
1915
The myths and legends of Babylonia and Assyria from the early Sumerian to Persian and Grecian Empires.
The Nabis: Bonnard, Vuillard and their circle
Flammarion
1990
An account of the influential movement formed in Paris in 1889.
Nairns of Kirkcaldy: a short history of the company (1847-1956)
W. Heffer & Sons Ltd.
1956
A history of the famous linoleum Fife manufacturer.
The naked lady
Werner Laurie
1954
The naked lady is a silver statuette, which holds a secret.
The narrative of John Smith
British Library
2011
Doyle's first, though unfinished, novel written when he was 23 and trying to establish himself as a doctor in Portsmouth.
National parks and the heritage of scenery
Sifton Praed & Co., Ltd.
1930
A discussion of the need for National Parks in the United Kingdom
Native ground
Heinemann
1959
A portrayal of boyhood, adolescence, and young manhood in the Midlands.
Neidpath Castle, Peebles
1931
A guide to Neidpath Castle and the people associated with it.
Nett price list of down quilts and cushions
McLintock & Sons Limited
1910
A price-list for a Barnsley manufacturer of quilts and cushions.
The new adventures of Jimmie Lavender
Metropolitan Toronto Reference Library
1995
A collection of short stories most of which originally appeared in pulp magazines.
The new adventures of Sherlock Holmes: original stories by eminent mystery writers
Arlington Books
1988
A collection of pastiches.
The new apocalypse: an anthology of criticism, poems and stories
Fortune Press
1940
A collection of writings with contributions from Dylan Thomas, Norman McCaig, and Henry Treece.
The New Cumnock coal-field : a record of its development and activities
Privately printed by T. and A. Constable Ltd
1946
A history of the Ayrshire mining company and associated coal-field up to its nationalisation. Gift inscription from General manager John C. George on front free endpaper.
The New Forest and the Strong country: this lovely and historical corner of England and some of its famous inns
Published for Strong and Co. of Romsey, Ltd. by Ed J. Burrow & Co. Ltd.
1950s
An introduction to Strong and Company and the Romsey Brewery, with a gazetteer and directory of its tied estate.
New poems: 1940 : an anthology of British and American verse
Yardstick Press
1941
A collection of American and British poetry. From the library of noted Scottish poet Ruthven Todd.
The new revelation
Rupert Books
1997
A facsimile of a pamphlet containing a lecture delivered by Doyle in 1917. Limited edition of 400.
The new Rupert Index
John Beck
1991
A guide to Rupert appearances in books, newspapers, annuals, etc.
Newhaven-on-Forth: port of grace
John Donald Publishers Ltd
1985
A history of Newhaven, near Leith.
A night with Jupiter, and other fantastic stories
Dennis Dobson Limited
1947
A collection of strange and fantastic short stories.
Nine - and death makes ten
International Polygonics, Ltd.
1987
A murder is committed on board a converted liner but none of the passengers or crew match the fingerprints found at the scene.
Nine days' wonder
Oxford University Press
1976
Gift inscription from the author on the front free endpaper.
Nine points of the law
John Lane
1903
The adventures of Richard Wayzgoose, a bank clerk who is inadvertently involved with a burglary.
