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The big house: four scenes in its life
Macmillan and Co., Limited
1928
A play by the Irish dramatist, poet and theatre producer and director who was involved with the Abbey Theatre.
The bigger they come
William Morrow and Company
1939
Serving a set of divorce papers seems a simple enough job for Donald Lam.
Biggles and the poor rich boy: another case from the records of Biggles and the Special Air Police
Brockhampton Press
1961
Biggles hunts for a kidnapper in the wilds of Scotland.
Biggles fails to return: a Biggles adventure
Hodder & Stoughton Limited
1951
Biggles is charged with rescuing a Princess from Monaco.
Bill Berenger's first case
Blackie & Son Limited
1948
Bill is an apprentice on the Chideok Mote when two of her officers are accused of murder when in a South American port.
Bill sees it through: an exciting adventure story
Vawser & Wiles, Ltd.
1946
A schoolboy helps the police break up a counterfeiting gang who are using cock-fighting as a means to pass off the money.
Bill the conqueror: his invasion of England in the springtime
Methuen & Co. Ltd.
1924
Bill West's love for beautiful Alice Coker has stirred him to become a go-getting type, leaving behind his wild youth.
Bill the conqueror: his invasion of England in the springtime
Methuen & Co. Ltd.
1938
George Pyke is overjoyed at hearing he is shortly to be made a lord, but disappointed with his son Roderick's handling of Society Spice, one of his leading publications.
The billiard table murders: a Gladys Babbington Morton mystery
Bloomsbury
1990
Inspector Trubcock investigates foul deeds at Morton Manor.
Bird recognition 3: rails, game-birds and larger perching and singing birds
Penguin Books
1955
The birds of Orkney
Orkney Press
1984
Compiled by the editors of the Annual Orkney Bird Report.
The birds of Scotland: their history, distribution, and migration
Oliver and Boyd
1953
The first comprehensive text on the ornithology of Scotland.
The birds of the Pentland Hills
Scottish Academic Press
1988
Based on historical records of birds observed in the Pentland Hills.
Birmingham breweries
Brewin Books
2005
A history of brewing in Birmingham from the twelfth century to modern times.
Birmingham pubs 1880-1939
Alan Sutton
1986
A study of selected pubs built between 1890 and 1939 in Birmingham.
The birth and death of a Highland railway
John Murray
1971
A history of the Ballachulish railway line, which was closed in 1966.
Birth of a Spitfire: the story of Beaverbrook's Ministry and its first £10,000,000
Collins
1941
The story of how Lord Beaverbrook started the Spitfire Fund which raised £10,000,000 through donations and was used to build over 1,500 of the iconic aircraft.
The birthday murder
Garland Publishing, Inc.
1976
Lieutenant Richard Tuck investigates the murder of movie producer Albert Hime and his wife, Victoria Jason Hime, who wrote a novel where a woman's husband is killed in similar circumstances.
The Bishop murder case: a Philo Vance story
Charles Scribner's Sons
1929
The first in a series of murders is accompanied by a note signed 'The Bishop', with an extract from the nursery rhyme, 'Who Killed Cock Robin'.
The Bishop's Walk, and the Bishop's times
Macmillan and Co.
1861
A collection of poems by a Free Church minister in Dunblane.
A bit of Breadalbane
Pentland Press Ltd
1995
A discussion of the topography, history and economy of an area around the east end of Loch Tay.
Bitter herbs: a little chronicle
Oxford University Press
1960
Based on a true story of a Jewish girl in the Nazi-occupied Netherlands.
