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The world is a wedding, and other stories
John Lehmann
1949
A collection of short stories by the American poet.
The world map in Hereford Cathedral
Friends of Hereford Cathedral
1979
A guide to the Mappa Mundi with a separate discussion of the pictures.
The world of Jennings : an A-Z companion of Anthony Buckeridge's famous schoolboy
David Schutte
2005
A comprehensive guide to the Jennings stories. Signed by Jonathan Cooper, Val Biro, and David Schutte
The world of Sherlock Holmes
Frederick Muller Limited
1973
Studies of the Holmesian period.
The Wrens 1917-77: a history of the Women's Royal Naval Service
Educational Explorers
1977
The first history of the WRNS written at the request of Director WRNS. Signed by the author on the front free endpaper.
Writers Against Aparthied
Writers Against Aparthied
1960
Contains 'Let Africa flourish' and 'Christ's colour' by Hugh MacDiarmid.
The writings of Stanley Morison: a handlist
Tony Appleton
1976
A bibliography of the writings of the influential British typographer, printing executive, and historian of printing. Number 358 in a limited edition of 600.
Young barbarians
Hodder and Stoughton
1901
The adventures, trials and triumphs of boys at a Scottish seminary school.
Young children in war-time: a year's work in a residential war nursery
George Allen & Unwin Ltd for The New Era
1942
A review of the organisation, activities and impact of three war-time nurseries.
Zarkon, Lord of the Unknown in invisible death: a case from the files of Omega
Doubleday & Company, Inc.
1975
The men of Omega were up against the Grim Reaper who could reach helpless victims behind walls and closed doors.
