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The 19th Century A History — The Times of Queen Victoria, & c. by Robert MacKenzie
Published by T. Nelson & Sons, 1887, Hardback. Condition: Poor. Mildly bumped at head & tail of spine and corners. Cover slightly rubbed at extremities. Split to hinges after title page. Hinges weak. End papers a little rough. Remnants of … Continue reading →
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