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England expects: a Mirabelle Bevan mystery
Polygon
2014
The murders of a journalist and a cleaning woman lead from Brighton Pavilion to a Cambridge college, and into the world of freemasonry, and further deaths.
England's vassal state
Scottish National Party
1966
Presents a case for Scottish independence.
The English army at Flodden
Scottish History Society
1951
Reprinted from Miscellany of the Scottish History Society, Volume 8.
English literature and history, including the Stanley MacKenzie collection of Sherlock Holmes memorabilia
Sotheby's
1995
A catalogue for the sale held on Monday 24th July, 1995. With loosely inserted list of prices realised.
Enjoy Assynt, Sutherland: an illustrated guide for the visitor
Assynt Community Association Tourist Group
1979
A guide to the natural history and place of interest in and around Loch Assynt.
An epitome climaxal of the series on ex-shaephoenominology (science of letters), being the word of God through natural speech, as shewn by the diatesseron or four-denoting cosmographs, as the cosmoslogical, cyclopaedic, solar, subtense, oeriginal ...
Thomas Tyldesley
1913
A discussion of the revelatory meaning of letters.
L'epreuve suprême de la liberté
Éditions Desoer
1944
A discussion of the fundamental right of freedom. Gift inscription from the author on front free endpaper.
Ernest Dowson
University of Pennsylvania Press
1944
A biography of the English poet, novelist, and short-story writer, often associated with the Decadent movement. From the library of Alan Anderson, of Tragara Press.
Essays in satire
Sheed and Ward
1930
Includes the ground-breaking 'Studies in the literature of Sherlock Holmes'.
Essays in satire
Sheed and Ward
1928
Includes the ground-breaking 'Studies in the literature of Sherlock Holmes'.
Euston to Trafalgar Square
Irregular Special Railway Company
1993
Irregular Special Railway Company
Every book its reader: the power of the printed word to stir the world
HarperCollins Publishers
2003
A discussion of the impact of books, and their owners, on the world.
An exaltation of larks, or, The venereal game
Angus and Robertson
1968
A compilation of collective nouns.
The excavations at Sinclairtown Pottery Kirkcaldy
Fife Regional Council
1991
An overview of excavations undertaken in advance of the building of a branch of the Royal Bank of Scotland.
Excellence through independence: the first 150 years of Everards Brewery 1849-1999
Everards Brewery Ltd
1999
A history of Everard's brewery Limited and the Tiger Brewery.
An exhibition in honour of the eightieth birthday of Hugh MacDiarmid
Edinburgh University Library
1972
A catalogue issued for an exhibition held at Edinburgh University Library in honour of MacDiarmid's eightieth birthday.
Exit Sherlock Holmes: the great detective's final days
John Murray
1977
Watson takes centre stage when it is discovered that Moriarty also survived the Reichenbach Falls.
Experience into thought: perspectives in the Coleridge notebooks.
University of Toronto Press
1979
An assessment of the impact of Coleridge's experiences, moods and thought son his poetry and prose works. Gift inscription from the author on the half-title.
An experiment with time
Faber and Faber Limited
1946
Dunne's classic discussion of the relationship between time and dreaming.
The exploits of Arsène Lupin
Bodley Head
1960
A collection of short stories which includes 'Holmlock Shears arrives too late' and an introduction by Maurice Richardson.
The exploits of Billy the page
Magico Magazine
1985
Holmes' page solves six mysteries. From the library of Sherlockian J. L. Weir.
