MLS Slide Readings Library
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‘J.M.S.’, ‘A tour through Mexico: from Ciudad Juarez to Vera Cruz’ in A tour through Mexico [etc.]
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90001
Ernest N. Coulthard, The Passion Play at Ober-Ammergau: representation in 1910 (London: Newton & Co., 1910)
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90012
‘Lynde Palmer’ (arr. Thomas E. Hallsworth), Little Jamie: a service of sacred song (London and Manchester: S.W. Partridge & Co., Onward Publishing Office and John Heywood, n.d.)
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90013
A concise description of the western Riviera: [and] The western Tyrol (London: York & Son, n.d.)
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90016
Berita Barnett, ‘A concise description of the western Riviera: Nice to Genoa’ in A concise description of the western Riviera [etc.]
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90017
George Grenfell and J.M. Lewis, A thousand miles up the Congo River (London: York & Son, 1891)
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90027
Readings in prose and verse: with supplementary lecture book containing lectures and readings for the magic lantern (London: Theobald & Co., n.d.)
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90035
All about a London daily: from the paper mill to the breakfast table (London: York & Son, 1898)
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90044
Theo. J. Piggott, Which side wins?: a musically illustrated temperance service on the new crusade (London: A. Weekes & Co., n.d.)
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90045
David Hobbs (comp. John Smith), Grizzie and Jim: a temperance service of song (London and Glasgow: Bayley & Ferguson, n.d.)
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90049
W.A. Eaton, A little mistake (London: W.A. Eaton, G.H. Graham, M. Southwell and Simpkin, Marshall, Hamilton, Kent & Co., n.d.)
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90053
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90063
James Tipton (arranger), Biddy: a service of sacred song (London and Glasgow: Bayley & Ferguson, n.d.)
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90064
Mark Guy Pearse, Matt Stubb's dream: or, Christmas Eve at the Blue Boar (London: Jarrold & Sons, n.d.)
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90067
Willie Oldroyd (arr. Willie Oldroyd), From workhouse to mansion: or, the reward of the righteous (Mirfield, Yorkshire: W. Oldroyd, n.d.)
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90068
‘M.E.L.’, Flossie's little shoes: a temperance story (London: Chatham Pexton and W.B. Horner & Son, 1893)
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90069
‘Child of the toystall: or, Tom Fowler's little friend’ in A terrible Christmas Eve [etc.] (1894)
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90072
E. Fordham (arranger), City sparrows: a service of sacred song (London: A. Weekes & Co., 1884)
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90077
M.B. Moorhouse, ‘The dustman's darling: a temperance recitation’ in Short lantern readings 19 (1894)
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90079
M.B. Moorhouse, ‘An astronomical poser: a humourous temperance recitation’ in Short lantern readings 19 (1894)
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90084
George W. Varley (comp. T. Harding), Farmer Gibson's harvest thanksgiving (Leeds: James Broadbent and Archibald Ramsden, n.d.)
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90087
M.A. Paull, Nimble Nat (London and Manchester: S.W. Partridge & Co., Onward Publishing Office and John Heywood, n.d.)
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90090
Grace Campbell and John Blockley, ‘Jessie's dream: a story of the relief of Lucknow’ in Short lantern readings 30 (1900)
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90130
Ed. Marble and J.R. Thomas, Eileen Alannah: popular Irish ballad (London: Evans & Co., 1873)
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90150
‘Jim's Wife’, ‘Sally: or, how Charlie Dunn's innocence was established’ in Gordon League ballads (1897)
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90151
J.W. Kirton, Buy your own cherries (London: Band of Hope Review Office and Richard J. James & Son, c.1931)
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90154
A.J. Foxwell and John Graham (arrangers), Only a gipsy: a Caithness story (London: J. Curwen & Sons, 1890)
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90156
Fannie Eden (arr. John Burnham), The mission of the roses (London and Brentford: John Bateman and John Burnham, 1889)
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90157
Annette Hayward and C. Flavell Hayward, ‘The children's shepherd’ (London: Cary & Co., 1885)
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90163
W. Vause and Joseph W. Garland, ‘A drunkard, yet a man: temperance song or recitation’ in several compilations
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90165
W. Vause, ‘The great robber: temperance song or recitation’ in Short lantern readings 29 (1900)
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90167
Frank Peirce and Cyril Getliffe, ‘Our gallant boys in red’ (South Wigston, Leicestershire: S. Getliffe, c.1900)
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90171
J.J. Lane, ‘Jessie's last request: a homely ballad for Band of Hope children’ in several compilations
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90177
J.J. Lane, ‘I never thanked Him: or the dying gipsy lad’ in Short lantern readings 28 (1899)
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90178
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow and Michael Balfe, ‘Excelsior’ in Short lantern readings 28 (1899)
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90179
‘Edward Fitzball’ and Michael Balfe, ‘In this old chair my father sat’ in several compilations
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90202
Joseph E. Carpenter and Stephen Glover, ‘What are the wild waves saying?’ in several compilations
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90205
Thomas Haynes Bayley and Joseph P. Knight, ‘She wore a wreath of roses’ in several compilations
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90206
Robert Craven, ‘The wooden fiddle: or a base vile deception’ in Short lantern readings 24 (1896)
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90227
Robert Craven, ‘The baby elephant and the monkey thieves’ in Short lantern readings 24 (1896)
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90230
Robert Craven, ‘The portly farmer: or the anti-fat medicine and the pigs’ in Short lantern readings 18 (1894)
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90238
M.B. Moorhouse, ‘Self made fetters: a temperance story in verse’ in Short lantern readings 17 (1893)
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90247
M.B. Moorhouse, ‘A cure for weak eyes: a temperance story in verse’ in Short lantern readings 17 (1893)
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90249
‘J.A.B.’, ‘Triumphant too soon: a story of a German policeman’ in Short lantern readings 17 (1893)
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90250
M.B. Moorhouse, ‘A clever trick: a temperance story in verse’ in Short lantern readings 16 (1893)
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90255
M.B. Moorhouse, ‘The cobbler's order book: a temperance story in verse’ in Short lantern readings 16 (1893)
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90256
Robert Craven, ‘The loitering schoolboy and the little piggies’ in Short lantern readings 15 (1893)
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90262
M.B. Moorhouse, ‘A mountain ramble at Bettws-y-Coed: a parable of human life’ in Short lantern readings 21 (1895)
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90280
The American overland expedition to the Arctic regions: [and] Look at the clock (London: York & Son, n.d.)
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90287
‘The American overland expedition to the Arctic regions: in search of records and relics of Sir John Franklin and his brave companions, 1879-1880’ in The American overland expedition [etc.]
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90288
‘The Mallee scrub: a true story of three children who were lost in the Australian bush’ in Short lantern readings 12 (1891)
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90291
Robert Craven, ‘Adventures of Ally Sloper in a snowball’ in Short lantern readings 5 (c.1888)
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90337
The life of Queen Victoria: chapter II – wedded and public life (London: W. Butcher & Sons, 1901)
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90400
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow and W.H. Weiss, The village blacksmith (London: Boosey & Hawkes, 1857)
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90405
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow and J.L. Hatton, The wreck of the Hesperus (London: Boosey & Hawkes, n.d.)
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90406
Alice Somerton (arr. John Broadbent and W. Foster), The torn Bible: or, Hubert's best friend (Leeds: John Broadbent, n.d.)
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90410
Charles Dickens, Gabriel Grub: or, the story of the goblins who stole a sexton (London: York & Son, n.d.)
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90412
‘Hesba Stretton’ (arr. J.H. Martin), Lost Gip: a service of sacred song (London and Manchester: S.W. Partridge & Co. and Onward Publishing Office, n.d.)
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90414
Charles Sheldon (arr. Livesey Carrott), Our exemplar: or, what would Jesus do? (London: A. Weekes & Co., c.1899)
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90417
Fannie Eden (arr. John Burnham), Bells across the snow (London and Brentford: W. Nicholson & Sons and John Burnham, n.d.)
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90427
‘The charge of the Light Brigade, and life with the colours’ in Readings in prose and verse
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90485
‘Settlers life among the Indians: a series of pictures depicting episodes in the lives of the early settlers in America’ in Readings in prose and verse
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90493
F. Grove Palmer, ‘My mother-in-law's last ride: or, a-riding she would go’ in Retaliation [etc.]
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90528
W.A. Eaton, All the winners (London: W.A. Eaton, G.H. Graham, M. Southwell and Simpkin, Marshall, Hamilton, Kent & Co., n.d.)
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90529
‘Hesba Stretton’ and T. Henry-Muxlow (arr. Arthur Hudson), Alone in London (London: A. Weekes & Co., n.d.)
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90530
‘Mr Stubbs's sea-side adventures: humorously illustrated’ in Lantern readings for fairy tales series A (c.1890)
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90551
F. Grove Palmer, ‘Adventures of Mr Snapshot and his camera’ in Adventures of Mr Snapshot [etc.]
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90564
‘Gulliver's travels: chapter I – among the little people of Lilliput’ (London: W. Butcher & Sons, n.d.)
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90577
‘The Boy Scouts: chapter I – in camp with Baden-Powell’ (London: W. Butcher & Sons, c.1909)
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90578
George A. Best, ‘The home of Santa Claus: a lantern lecture for young people’ in The home of Santa Claus [etc.]
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90583
F. Grove Palmer, ‘The demon and the blacksmith: a Christmas pantomime scene’ in The home of Santa Claus [etc.]
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90586
Pearl Fisher, ‘Hop-picking in Kent: or, the coster's annual pic-nic’ in Hop-picking in Kent [etc.]
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90587
O.F. Walton and William E. Abel (arr. Talbot Erle), Christie's old organ: compiled and adapted as a musically illustrated service (London: A. Weekes & Co., 1879)
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90597
O.F. Walton and William E. Abel (arr. Talbot Erle), Christie's old organ: compiled and adapted as a musically illustrated service (London: A. Weekes & Co., 1879)
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90598
James Tipton (arranger), The boy martyr: or, faithful unto death (Glasgow: Bayley & Ferguson, n.d.)
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90599
Lily Knight (arr. James Tipton), The golden key: a musical service (Glasgow: Bayley & Ferguson, n.d.)
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90600
Theo. J. Piggott, The good Samaritan: or, who is my neighbour? (London: A. Weekes & Co., 1891)
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90601
W.A. Eaton, The farmer's fright (London: W.A. Eaton, G.H. Graham, John Ward, M. Southwell and Simpkin, Marshall, Hamilton, Kent & Co., n.d.)
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90602
Graham Gordon, The harbour of Heaven: a service of song (London and Glasgow: Bayley & Ferguson, n.d.)
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90607
M.S. Haycraft, Joseph Newsome and Arthur Jamouneau, Three little wanderers (Morley, Yorkshire: J. Newsome, n.d.)
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90618
M.S. Haycraft (arr. James Broadbent and James W. Broadbent), Fighting for the Queen (Leeds: James Broadbent, n.d.)
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90620
‘Hesba Stretton’, Poison in the packet: [and other titles] (London: Religious Tract Society, c.1897)
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90622
F. Grove Palmer, ‘The marvellous cure: or, Dan and the doctor’ in The marvellous cure [etc.]
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90626
W.A. Eaton, The loss of H.M.S. 'Victoria' (London: W.A. Eaton, G.H. Graham, John Ward, M. Southwell and Simpkin, Marshall, Hamilton, Kent & Co., 1893)
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90631
C.E. Little, The story of the Church of England: part I. The conversion of England (Bradford: Riley Brothers, 1898)
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90641
C.E. Little, The story of the Church of England: part III. From the Norman conquest to the Reformation (Bradford: Riley Brothers, 1898)
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90642
C.E. Little, The story of the Church of England: part IV. The Reformation: Henry VIII to Elizabeth (Bradford: Riley Brothers, 1898)
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90643
C.E. Little, The story of the Church of England: part VI. From 1714 to 1898. (Bradford: Riley Brothers, 1898)
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90644
‘Hesba Stretton’, ‘Poison in the packet: an old story newly told’ in Poison in the packet [etc.] (c.1902)
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90651
James Broadbent (arranger), A garland of fair flowers (Leeds and London: James Broadbent and Hart & Co., n.d.)
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90677
Walker's new series of temperance dialogues and recitations: no. 50 (Otley, Yorkshire: William Walker & Sons, 1889)
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90678
Robert Lee, ‘The curse of drink’ in Walker's temperance dialogues and recitations 50 (1889)
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90679
The history of Great Britain: period F -- Houses of Lancaster and York (Dundee: Valentine & Sons, c.1899)
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90685
F. Grove Palmer, ‘The elephant and the crocodiles’ in The elephant and the crocodiles [etc.]
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90702
‘The coastguardsman: or, the dreadful effects of drink’ in The elephant and the crocodiles [etc.]
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90703
Joel Chandler Harris (ed. W.T. Stead), The wonderful adventures of old Brer Rabbit (London: Review of Reviews, c.1905)
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90714
Louisa C. Silke, ‘Stumps: a sequel to Nelly's champion’ in Shag and Doll and other stories (1881)
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90732
J.T. Allen, For Mother's sake: a story of the demon drink (London and Dublin: W.B. Horner & Son, n.d.)
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90737
W. Charter Piggott, The transformation of Jabez Grudge (Leighton Buzzard: T.J. and W.F. Piggott, n.d.)
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90741
B.A. Kilburn (arr. John Rinder), Little Minnie: or, the sunshine of a sister's love (Leeds: James Broadbent, n.d.)
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90747
Oliver Goldsmith and George R. Tweedie, The vicar of Wakefield (Bradford: Riley Brothers, 1894)
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90748
William Herbert Scott, A tour through the forest cantons of Switzerland (London: Wrench & Son, n.d.)
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90749
‘The catholicity of the prayer book: parts I to III’ in The catholicity of the prayer book [etc.] (1902)
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90751
Herodotus (comp. David Evans), The treasures of Rhampsinitus: as told by Herodotus (c.1998)
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90754
M.B. Moorhouse, Jack, the joiner: a story of village life (London: Church of England Temperance Society, 1892)
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90756
Mercy Stratton, Engine Bill: a true story (London: Church of England Temperance Society, n.d.)
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90758
‘M.R.’, John Bruce and his resolution: brother likes ale, father (Norwich: S. Jarrold, n.d.)
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90759
Edward Eggleston and Professor Dillenbeck, The Hoosier schoolmaster (Bradford: Riley Brothers, c.1894)
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90762
Samuel Wilberforce, ‘Agathos: or the whole armour of God’ in Agathos and other Sunday stories (1839)
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90771
‘C.C.J.’, ‘The hostile neighbours: or, the musician and the painter’ in several compilations
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90813
From Oban to Skye and the Outer Hebrides: no. 2 - the Outer Hebrides (Aberdeen: G.W. Wilson, n.d.)
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90814
From Oban to Skye and the Outer Hebrides: no. 1 - Oban to Skye (Aberdeen: G.W. Wilson, n.d.)
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90815
‘The inhabitants of a drop of water under the microscope: and insect life in a pond’ in Readings for lantern slides 10
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90817
Miriam R. Smith, ‘A shining light: a temperance story’ in Onward reciter 244 (January 1892)
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90828
Harriet Beecher Stowe (arr. James Tipton), Eva: a musically illustrated service (London: A. Weekes & Co., 1875)
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90833
James Comper Gray, ‘A year within the Arctic Circle with Captain Nares’ in A year within the Arctic Circle [etc.]
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90846
Frederick Langbridge, ‘Ned Ridgway's escape: a temperance recitation’ in several compilations
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90856
W.A. Eaton, ‘While the Sabbath bells were ringing: a temperance recitation’ (London: Hansard Publishing Union, n.d.)
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90858
‘Thomas Ingoldsby’, ‘Misadventures at Margate: [a.k.a. The vulgar little boy]’ in several compilations
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90868
Nelsie Brook, Paddle your own canoe: or, Harry Bray's disappointment (London: Jarrold & Sons, 1868)
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90870
A.F. Winnington Ingram (arr. G.R. Balleine), ‘The seven words from the Cross’ in Lantern services 1 (1906)
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90894
‘The Cross and Passion of Our Lord Jesus Christ: a musical service’ in Lantern services 1 (1906)
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90895
‘Temptation: a service for Ash Wednesday and the first week in Lent’ in Lantern services 1 (1906)
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90896
A.E. Smallwood, ‘God, the world and ourselves: what is God like?’ in Lantern services 13 (1936)
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90897
A.E. Smallwood, ‘God, the world and ourselves: the world today’ in Lantern services 13 (1936)
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90898
A.E. Smallwood, ‘God, the world and ourselves: Lord, teach us to pray’ in Lantern services 13 (1936)
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90900
A.E. Smallwood, ‘God, the world and ourselves: the greatest book’ in Lantern services 13 (1936)
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90901
A.E. Smallwood, ‘God, the world and ourselves: until He come’ in Lantern services 13 (1936)
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90902
‘The greatest plague of life: or a lady in search of a good servant’ in several compilations
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90928
Dr Lees, ‘The human stomach: in health, and under alcoholic excitement and disease’ in several compilations
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90929
‘Rome: the capital of the Caesars and the Popes; its ancient and modern buildings; its people and their rulers’ in several compilations
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90936
‘Experiments: that may be performed in the glass trough, and shewn on the screen by means of the lantern’ in several compilations
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90956
‘Adventures and discoveries in central Africa: by Dr Livingstone and H.M. Stanley’ in Lantern readings original and selected 2
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90960
‘The Rhine from Cologne to Mannheim: its legendary and historical associations’ in Lantern readings original and selected 2
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90962
Robert Burns, ‘O whistle, and I'll come to you’ in Lantern readings original and selected 2
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90968
‘Ashantee: with the manners and customs of the people’ in Lantern readings original and selected 2
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90978
‘Italy: its ancient, mediaeval, and modern cities’ in Lantern readings original and selected 2
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90982
‘American scenery in the far west: California, Nevada, &c.’ in Lantern readings original and selected 2
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90983
‘The life and times of the Rev. John Wesley: the father of Methodism’ in Lantern readings original and selected 2
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90991
‘Landscape scenery of 'The lady of the lake' and 'The Lord of the Isles'’ in Lantern readings original and selected 2
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90993
‘The animals at the gardens of the Zoological Society of London: 1875’ in Lantern readings original and selected 2
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90995
S.J. Stone, ‘The first problem: the soliloquy of a rationalistic chicken’ in several compilations
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91024
Harriette Noel-Thatcher, ‘Sir John the giant-slayer: an allegorical temperance tale’ in Descriptive readings and lectures 1
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91028
‘The travels of the Sultan of Ragobago in Grogolfland’ in Descriptive readings and lectures 1
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91050
Charles Dickens, ‘Gabriel Grub: or, the goblins who stole the sexton’ in Descriptive readings and lectures 1
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91052
‘C.C.J.’, ‘The hostile neighbours: or, the musician and the painter’ in several compilations
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91055
‘Views of the Bavarian king's castles: and other celebrated scenes’ in Readings in prose and verse
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91081
W.W. Hooper, Burmah expeditionary force: and manners and customs of the Burmese (London: J.A. Lugard, 1887)
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91090
‘Mark Twain’, The innocents abroad: including 'The new pilgrim's progress' (Bradford: Riley Brothers, c.1889)
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91099
From John O'Groats to Lands End: or, a tour through Britain (Bradford: Riley Brothers, 1899)
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91102
The British Empire: the empire on which the sun never sets (Bradford: Riley Brothers, c.1893)
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91107
J.A. Houlder, Baptist progress since the passing of the Toleration Act (Bradford: Riley Brothers, 1904)
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91114
F. Given-Wilson, The light of the world: or scenes from the life of Christ (London: Walter Tyler, n.d.)
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91115
Arthur Hallack, The story of the Mayflower: a lecture on the Pilgrim Fathers (London: Book Saloon, n.d.)
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91117
Heroes and fanatics in the Soudan: the story of the British occupation in Egypt 1882-1898 (London: Watson & Sons, n.d.)
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91119
The terrible volcanic eruption at the Hot Springs, New Zealand (Dundee: Valentine & Sons, n.d.)
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91127
W. Marsden, Among the lakes, passes, and glaciers of Switzerland (Bradford: Riley Brothers, 1898)
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91128
W. Terry Coppin, South and south-central Spain: its cities, people, and places of renown (Bradford: Riley Brothers, 1898)
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91130
William Lant Carpenter, The voyage of the 'Challenger': 1873-1876 (London: York & Son, n.d.)
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91135
M.B. Moorhouse, Saved by his Bible: a story of the South African War (Holmfirth: Bamforth & Co., 1900)
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91136
H. Fitzgerald, Nan: a temperance story (London: Chatham Pexton and W.B. Horner & Son, n.d.)
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91137
Fannie Eden, Father, come home: a temperance story (London: Chatham Pexton and W.B. Horner & Son, n.d.)
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91138
Fannie Eden, The white slaves of London (London: Chatham Pexton and W.B. Horner & Son, n.d.)
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91139
‘Half-hours at the sea-side: a lecture on the common objects of the sea-shore’ in The trawlers of the North Sea [etc.]
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91143
O.F. Walton, Home, sweet home: abridged from Christie's old organ (Holmfirth: Bamforth & Co., 1892)
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91147
Two months in India with a camera in 1886: shewing temples, scenery and people (London: York & Son, n.d.)
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91150
J.P. Taylor, British Guiana: its missions, industries and resources (Bradford: Riley Brothers, c.1896)
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91154
Owen T. Bulkeley, Barbados, Trinidad and others of the Islands of the Lesser Antilles (London: York & Son, c.1890)
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91158
The cannibal islands: or, rovings among the coral reefs and palms (Aberdeen: G.W. Wilson, c.1892)
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91173
John Dilworth, The Tabernacle in the wilderness: its rites and ceremonies (London: Sunday School Union, n.d.)
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91221
M.S. Haycraft (arr. John Burnham), Gipsy Miriam: or, found faithful (London: W. Nicholson & Sons, n.d.)
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91247
Anne Jane Cupples (arr. W.B.S. Kent), Alice Leighton: or, a good name is rather to be chosen than riches (London: W. Nicholson & Sons, n.d.)
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91248
M.S. Haycraft (arr. John Burnham), Deacon Todd's lesson: or, charity never faileth (London: W. Nicholson & Sons and A. Weekes & Co., n.d.)
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91249
J.W. Kirton (arr. W. Harding Bonner), Buy your own cherries!: arranged as a temperance story with song (London: UK Band of Hope Union and Jarrold & Sons, n.d.)
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91264
Robert Resker, The Holy Land: a service of song (London: Church of England Sunday School Institute, n.d.)
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91265
Alice Janvrin (ed. G.J. Chapple), Dragged down (London: J. Curwen & Sons, Church of England Temperance Publication Depot and Edwin Sears & Co., n.d.)
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91266
T.K. Longbottom (comp. T.K. Longbottom), Luther: a historical story with song (London: J. Curwen & Sons, 1877)
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91267
Mary Hall (arr. George Henry Jackson), The gipsey girl: a service of song (Leeds: James Broadbent, n.d.)
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91268
‘Hesba Stretton’ (arr. H.C. Freeman and C.H. Purday), Jessica's first prayer (London: A. Weekes & Co., 1879)
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91270
Amy Le Feuvre (arr. L. Meadows White), Teddy's button: a military service of song (London: Religious Tract Society, n.d.)
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91273
Fannie Eden, Left alone: or, the orphans of Pinewood Cottage (London: Chatham Pexton and W.B. Horner & Son, 1893)
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91279
T. Houghton (arr. W. Foster and T. Houghton), Scenes on the line (Leeds: John Broadbent, n.d.)
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91282
W.A. Eaton (arr. John Guest), The pathway of life: or, up and down (London: F. Pitman and J. Guest, n.d.)
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91283
Amy Le Feuvre (arr. John P. Attwater), Probable sons (London: Religious Tract Society, n.d.)
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91284
[Readings for Bird's Custard Powder advertising slides] (Birmingham: Alfred Bird & Sons, n.d.)
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91287
Frances Hodgson Burnett, Editha's burglar: a story for children (London: Frederick Warne & Co., 1888)
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91288
Ludwig Bechstein, Tischlein deck dich, Esel streck dich, Knüppel aus dem Sack (Nuremberg: n.d.)
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91291
The story of Peter Pan: chapter I – from the nursery to Never Never Land (London: W. Butcher & Sons, n.d.)
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91352
The story of Peter Pan: chapter II – the Never Never Land (London: W. Butcher & Sons, n.d.)
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91353
The story of Peter Pan: chapter III – Peter Pan and the pirates (London: W. Butcher & Sons, n.d.)
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91354
Uncle Tom's cabin: a story of slavery in America sixty years ago – chapter III (London: W. Butcher & Sons, n.d.)
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91355
Helen Colvin, A lovely piece of brown paper: a story for mothers (London: George Newnes Ltd, n.d.)
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91358
British battleships: chapter III – destroyers and submarines (London: W. Butcher & Sons, 1909)
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91365
Gulliver's travels: chapter II – Gulliver among the giants (London: W. Butcher & Sons, n.d.)
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91366
Life of King Edward VII: chapter IV – 'the King is dead, long live the King!' (London: W. Butcher & Sons, 1910)
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91370
F. Grove Palmer, ‘A clergyman's adventures: a true story’ in Aurelia's unfortunate young man [etc.]
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91375
C. Webb, ‘Leicester Co-operative Hosiery Society Limited’ in Co-operative lantern lectures (1895)
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91389
Frederick Rockell, ‘The Co-operative Wholesale Society’ in Co-operative lantern lectures (1895)
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91390
F. Hayes, ‘Co-operative Wholesale Society Limited: Crumpsall Works’ in Co-operative lantern lectures (1895)
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91391
Frederick Rockell, ‘The history of a Co-operative cup of tea’ in Co-operative lantern lectures (1895)
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91392
M.S. Haycraft and J.T. Hampshire, The fulness of life: a sacred song service for general use (Ravensthorpe: Peace Bros., n.d.)
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91401
B.E. Slade and Arthur Linwood, Fully ripe: sacred song service (Eastwood, Nottinghamshire: A. Linwood, n.d.)
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91402
John Blackburn and Arthur E. Shenton, Fruitful seed: a song service of praise (Leeds: John Blackburn, n.d.)
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91403
M.S. Haycraft and Robert Witty, Sharing the harvest: a sacred song service for harvest (Ravensthorpe: Peace Bros., n.d.)
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91404
William Dickson, Saved by a carol: a Christmas service of song (Ravensthorpe: Peace Bros., n.d.)
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91405
M.S. Haycraft and Percy E. Fletcher, Jack of the ferry: a service of song (Manchester: Onward Publishing Office and S.W. Partridge & Co., n.d.)
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91406
John Blackburn, Babs, the flower seller: a song service of praise (Leeds: Blackburn & Co., n.d.)
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91407
L. Slade and John S. Witty, Daniel's enemy: a sacred musical service (Leeds: James Broadbent & Son, n.d.)
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91408
M.S. Haycraft, Fred W. Peace, Arthur E. Shenton and Mrs Sylvester, The crown of the year: a sacred song service specially for harvest (Ravensthorpe: Peace Bros., n.d.)
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91410
Beatrice Mackow and Robert Witty, Love's harvest-tide: a service of song (Dewsbury: Herbert Lodge & Son, 1915)
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91411
B.A. Kilburn (arr. John Rinder), Little Minnie: or, the sunshine of a sister's love (Leeds: James Broadbent, n.d.)
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91412
Laura E. Fylde and M.W. Garner, John Kenley's victory: a sacred song service (Ravensthorpe: Peace Bros., n.d.)
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91413
M.S. Haycraft and John S. Witty, In the time of sheaves: a sacred song service for harvest festivals etc. (Ravensthorpe: Peace Bros., n.d.)
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91414
Allan Ford and Thomas Brookfield, Harvest glory: or, how Farmer Brown found the pearl of great price (Southport: Thomas Brookfield, n.d.)
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91415
M.S. Haycraft and John S. Witty, Goodwill on Earth: a sacred song service for Christmas (Ravensthorpe: Peace Bros., n.d.)
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91416
M.S. Haycraft and Clive E. Peace, The gifts around us: a sacred song service for harvest (Ravensthorpe: Peace Bros., n.d.)
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91417
M.S. Haycraft, Fruit a hundredfold: a sacred song service for harvest (Ravensthorpe: Peace Bros., n.d.)
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91419
L. Slade and Arthur E. Shenton, The farmer's faith: a song service of praise (Leeds: Blackburn & Co., n.d.)
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91420
M.S. Haycraft, The carol singers: a sacred song service for Christmas (Ravensthorpe: Peace Bros., n.d.)
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91421
M.S. Haycraft and Fred W. Peace, Faith triumphant: a sacred song service suitable for any occasion (Ravensthorpe: Peace Bros., n.d.)
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91422
F. Vaughan Lawton and Fred W. Peace, The enduring word: a sacred song service for general use (Ravensthorpe: Peace Bros., n.d.)
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91423
James Broadbent, Arthur Jamouneau and R.R. Widdop, The echoed song: a musical service (Leeds: James Broadbent, n.d.)
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91424
Beatrice Mackow and Robert Witty, Little Metford: a harvest service of song (Dewsbury: Herbert Lodge & Son, 1915)
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91425
B.A. Kilburn and John Rinder, The roll call: a service of sacred song (Leeds: James Broadbent, n.d.)
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91426
John Blackburn and Fred W. Peace, Royal oak: a song service of praise (Leeds: John Blackburn, n.d.)
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91427
Charles Dickens and Ellis Reynolds, Marley's ghost: an adaptation of Dickens's 'Christmas carol' (London: York & Son, n.d.)
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91428
C.E. Bowen (comp. R. Temple), Jack the conqueror: or, difficulties overcome. A musically illustrated service (London: A. Weekes & Co., n.d.)
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91429
‘G.M.H.’ (arr. James Tipton), Whiter than snow (London: S.P.C.K., Simpkin, Marshall & Co. and A. Weekes & Co., 1882)
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91431
M.S. Haycraft, Fred W. Peace, J.B. Birkbeck and Mrs Sylvester, The reaper's hymn (Ravensthorpe: Peace Bros., n.d.)
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91432
John Blackburn and Arthur E. Shenton, Reaping the whirlwind: a song service of praise (Leeds: Blackburn & Co., n.d.)
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91433
B.A. Kilburn and John Rinder, The roll call: a service of sacred song (Leeds: James Broadbent, n.d.)
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91434
M.S. Haycraft and Fred W. Peace, A mother's devotion: a sacred song service for female voices (Ravensthorpe: Peace Bros., n.d.)
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91435
John Blackburn, The old fiddler: a song service of praise (Leeds: John Blackburn Ltd., n.d.)
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91436
Clive E. Peace, The fall of the scythe: a sacred song service for harvest festivals, etc. (Ravensthorpe: Peace Bros., n.d.)
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91437
M.S. Haycraft, Gertrude Harptree and Fred W. Peace, A Christmas welcome (Ravensthorpe: Peace Bros., n.d.)
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91438
M.S. Haycraft, Fred W. Peace, Joseph Elliott and L. Sylvester, The cornfields' message: a sacred song service for harvest festivals, etc. (Ravensthorpe: Peace Bros., n.d.)
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91439
Clive E. Peace, A sylvan retreat: a sacred song service for harvest festivals, etc. (Ravensthorpe: Peace Bros., n.d.)
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91441
Beryl Beaudet and Fred W. Peace, The tainted gift: a sacred song service arranged for female voices (Ravensthorpe: Peace Bros., n.d.)
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91442
M.S. Haycraft and Fred W. Peace, That hymn of old: a sacred song service suitable for any occasion (Ravensthorpe: Peace Bros., n.d.)
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91444
M.S. Haycraft and W.S. Holdsworth, The shining light: a sacred song service for general use (Ravensthorpe: Peace Bros., n.d.)
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91445
Audrey Talbot, The power of song: a sacred song service for female voices (Ravensthorpe: Peace Bros., n.d.)
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91446
Grace E. Strickland and John S. Witty, The strength of the hills: song and recitation service for general occasions (Ravensthorpe: Peace Bros., n.d.)
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91448
M.S. Haycraft, Sunshine Farm: a sacred song service for harvest (Ravensthorpe: Peace Bros., n.d.)
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91449
M.S. Haycraft and W.S. Holdsworth, The volunteer organist: a sacred song service for general use (Ravensthorpe: Peace Bros., n.d.)
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91450
M.S. Haycraft and Fred W. Peace, Woodland voices: a sacred song service for general use (Ravensthorpe: Peace Bros., n.d.)
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91451
M.S. Haycraft and Allan Helmsley, With one accord: a sacred song service for general occasions (Ravensthorpe: Peace Bros., n.d.)
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91452
Scott's notes by the way for the lantern: the reciter's companion (Kingston-upon-Hull and Leeds: James Scott and R. Scott, n.d.)
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91495
James Scott and Robert Scott, ‘The Civil War of the Commonwealth’ in Scott's notes by the way
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91497
John Milton, ‘Milton's Paradise lost: abridged for an evening's reading’ in Scott's notes by the way
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91502
Famous British locomotives: chapter I -- Great Western Railway / London, Midland & Scottish Railway (London: W. Butcher & Sons, n.d.)
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91531
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91534
L. Slade and Robert Witty, Jack's repentance: a song service of praise (Leeds: John Blackburn Ltd., n.d.)
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91549
M.S. Haycraft, Fred W. Peace and John S. Witty, The singing valley: a sacred song service for harvest (Ravensthorpe: Peace Bros., n.d.)
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91550
William Makepeace Thackeray and Charles Dickens, ‘The loving ballad of Lord Bateman’ in several compilations
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91555
George Davidson, ‘The legend of Saint Swithin: a rhyme for rainy weather’ in Lantern readings
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91557
‘Thomas Ingoldsby’, ‘Misadventures at Margate: [a.k.a. The vulgar little boy]’ in several compilations
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91580
F.T. Read, The Frog King and the boy: or, the tables turned (Birmingham: William Tylar, n.d.)
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91587
‘The story of Peter Pan: chapter I – from the nursery to Never Never Land’ in Lantern lecture readings 7
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91591
‘The story of Peter Pan: chapter III – Peter Pan and the pirates’ in Lantern lecture readings 7
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91593
The World War: chapter V – daring deeds in winter warfare (London: W. Butcher & Sons, c.1915)
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91606
Lantern lecture readings: series IX – balloons, airships and aeroplanes (London: W. Butcher & Sons, n.d.)
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91616
Charles Aitken (arr. A.J. Foxwell), No room in the inn (London and Glasgow: Bayley & Ferguson, n.d.)
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91631
H.E.S. Hatton, French Revolution of 1789 (London: E.G. Wood and Horne, Thornthwaite & Wood [2], 1889)
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91645
James Broadbent (arr. James Broadbent), That little bonnet (Leeds: James Broadbent & Son, n.d.)
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91646
F.W.N. Bayley, The new tale of a tub: an adventure in verse (London: George Routledge & Sons, 1858)
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91651
M.S. Haycraft (arr. Arthur Linwood), Dick Martyn: or, the sparrow's message (Eastwood, Nottinghamshire: A. Linwood, n.d.)
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91652
Gertrude Beach, The single bell: a temperance story (London: Church of England Temperance Society, n.d.)
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91654
J.S. Dammast, Bob, the shoeblack: or, honesty the best policy (London: Sunday School Union, 1872)
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91659
Mark Guy Pearse, Harry's pint: or threepence a day (London: Wesleyan Conference Office, 1880)
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91660
W.A. Eaton, The way to the city (London: W.A. Eaton, G.H. Graham, M. Southwell and Simpkin, Marshall, Hamilton, Kent & Co., n.d.)
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91661
T.S. Arthur and Ellis Reynolds, Ten nights in a bar room: or the curse of drink (London: York & Son, n.d.)
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91664
‘Peter Parley’, ‘Black Jack’ in Lantern readings original and selected 1 (5th ed.) (c.1874)
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91665
W. Yorke, ‘Lecture on India’ in Lantern readings original and selected 1 (5th ed.) (c.1874)
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91670
‘Thomas Ingoldsby’, ‘Misadventures at Margate: [a.k.a. The vulgar little boy]’ in several compilations
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91671
J.W. Kirton, ‘J.W. Kirton on The trial of Sir Jasper’ in Lantern readings original and selected 1 (5th ed.) (c.1874)
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91672
‘The four stages of cruelty’ in Lantern readings original and selected 1 (5th ed.) (c.1874)
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91676
John Wallace and William A. Walker, Jack the newsboy (Otley, Yorkshire: William Walker & Sons, n.d.)
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91678
‘E.R.L.’, The New Year's guests: and the change they brought (London: Jarrold & Sons, n.d.)
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91679
W.A. Eaton, Reported missing! (London: W.A. Eaton, G.H. Graham, M. Southwell and Simpkin, Marshall, Hamilton, Kent & Co., n.d.)
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91680
Walter Searle, Cripple Tom: or, knowing is loving, and loving is doing (London: One by One Working Band, n.d.)
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91689
T.B. Lamburn, ‘Oxford and its colleges: in chronological order’ in Oxford and its colleges [etc.] (1903)
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91691
Silas K. Hocking (comp. I.A. Edgar), Dick's fairy (Manchester: Onward Publishing Office, n.d.)
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91701
C.R. Parsons (comp. James Tipton), For the master's sake: a temperance service of song (London and Glasgow: Bayley & Ferguson, n.d.)
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91703
James Broadbent (arr. James Broadbent), Lost in the wild woods: a service of song (Leeds: James Broadbent, 1894)
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91707
From John O'Groats to Lands End: or, a tour through Britain (Bradford: Riley Brothers, 1899)
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91711
W. Wilkinson (arr. W. Wilkinson), Messiah: or, the story of redemption by Christ (London: A. Weekes & Co. and R. Fenwick, n.d.)
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91714
Corney Simmonds, ‘Mountain Mary: even unto death’ in Halfpenny illustrated temperance reciter 33
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91799
Three little pigs: the old story as told in the famous Walt Disney film (London: Ensign, 1933)
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91810
Ernest Williams (arr. James W. Broadbent), A gambler's honour: and what it led to (Leeds: James Broadbent & Son, n.d.)
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91832
W.G. Hancock and R.H. Mather, The storming of Castle Alcohol: an allegorical and pictorial description of the evil work and final overthrow of Sir Alcohol and his castle (London: UK Band of Hope Union, n.d.)
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91833
‘B.H.C.’, ‘An Australian workman's rhyme: a true story’ in Recitations and dialogues for Bands of Hope 9
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91837
‘Hesba Stretton’ (arr. H.C. Freeman and C.H. Purday), Jessica's first prayer (London: A. Weekes & Co., 1879)
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91843
Theo. J. Piggott, Which side wins?: a musically illustrated temperance service on the new crusade (London: A. Weekes & Co., n.d.)
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91852
‘C.E. Doe’ and John Burnham (arr. John Burnham), Davy's sacrifice: or, the children's Christmas (London: A. Weekes & Co., n.d.)
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91857
O.F. Walton, Home, sweet home: abridged from Christie's old organ (Holmfirth: Bamforth & Co., 1892)
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91858
O.F. Walton, Home, sweet home: abridged from Christie's old organ (Holmfirth: Bamforth & Co., 1892)
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91859
W.T. Stead (editor), Aesop's fables (London: Horace Marshall & Son and Review of Reviews, n.d.)
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91861
Brinsley Le Fanu (ed. W.T. Stead), Aesop's fables: new series (London: Horace Marshall & Son and Review of Reviews, n.d.)
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91862
Sydney Watson, Wops the waif: a story of London Arab life (Edinburgh: Pickering & Inglis Ltd., n.d.)
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91863
Frank Freeland, ‘The strange adventure of the Dutchman's dog’ in Readings for lantern slides 5
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91866
Die Kreuzzüge: und die kultur ihrer zeit von 1096 bis 1492 (Berlin: Projektion für Alle, n.d.)
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91873
Die reise um die erde: I. teil – von Berlin bis Petersburg (Berlin: Projektion für Alle, n.d.)
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91874
Uncle Tom's cabin: a story of slavery in America sixty years ago – chapter I (London: W. Butcher & Sons, n.d.)
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91880
Uncle Tom's cabin: a story of slavery in America sixty years ago – chapter II (London: W. Butcher & Sons, n.d.)
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91881
‘Hop-o'-my-Thumb and the seven league boots’ in Lectures for the magic lantern [etc.] (1872)
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91887
‘Grimalkin the great: or Harlequin the miller and the cat and the King of Hoky-Poky-Woky-Wum’ in Lectures for the magic lantern [etc.] (1872)
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91902
‘Fiz!: or something about a bottle of Champagne’ in Lectures for the magic lantern [etc.] (1872)
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91909
‘Exmoor ponies: and wild horses of the prairie’ in Lectures for the magic lantern [etc.] (1872)
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91910
‘The Coup d'État: a short sketch of the exciting events enacted in Paris during the Revolution of 1851’ in Lectures for the magic lantern [etc.] (1872)
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91911
‘Whale fishing and voyaging in the Arctic regions’ in Lectures for the magic lantern [etc.] (1872)
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91915
‘The chief events mentioned in the Old Testament’ in Lectures for the magic lantern [etc.] (1872)
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91921
‘Second part of The Pilgrim's progress: Christiana and her children’ in Lectures for the magic lantern [etc.] (1872)
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91923
‘Scenes from the life and journeys of St Paul’ in Lectures for the magic lantern [etc.] (1872)
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91925
‘The industrious and idle apprentices: from the original engravings of Hogarth’ in Lectures for the magic lantern [etc.] (1872)
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91929
‘The seasons: or holy meditations on Spring, Summer, Autumn, and Winter’ in Lectures for the magic lantern [etc.] (1872)
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91930
‘A voyage up the Nile: and a visit to the Sphinx, Pyramids, and ancient temples of Egypt and Nubia’ in Lectures for the magic lantern [etc.] (1872)
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91933
‘Battle scenes and incidents of the war between France and Prussia’ in Lectures for the magic lantern [etc.] (1872)
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91935
‘The heart and its inmates: or plain truths taught from pictures’ in Lectures for the magic lantern [etc.] (1872)
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91936
‘Scripture texts and proverbs for the magic lantern’ in Lectures for the magic lantern [etc.] (1872)
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91946
‘A visit to the public buildings and monuments of London’ in Lectures for the magic lantern [etc.] (1872)
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91953
‘Beauty and the beast, Mother Goose, Jack the giant killer, and Tom Thumb’ in Lectures for the magic lantern [etc.] (1872)
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91959
Stefan C. Ioan, O câlâtorie la Spitzberg (Bucharest: Institutul de Arte Grafice C. Sfetea and Muzeul Pedagogic, 1916)
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91962
Lantern lecture readings: series II – butterflies and fishes (London: W. Butcher & Sons, n.d.)
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91974
Lantern lecture readings: series VIII – a tour round the world (London: W. Butcher & Sons, n.d.)
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91976
John J. Rae (arr. James Tipton), The way to Heaven: a service of song (Glasgow: Bayley & Ferguson, n.d.)
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91977
‘Hesba Stretton’ (arr. John Burnham), Her only son (London and Brentford: A. Weekes & Co. and John Burnham, 1888)
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91978
James Tipton (arr. James Tipton), Paul: the little mediator (Glasgow: Bayley & Ferguson, n.d.)
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91980
Grace Pettman (arr. Edith M. Burnham), Daddy (Brentford: John Bateman and John Burnham, 1895)
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91981
M.S. Haycraft (arr. John Burnham), Harry Neil: or, tried and true (Glasgow and Brentford: Bayley & Ferguson and John Burnham, 1904)
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91982
Josh Hainsworth (arr. Josh Hainsworth), The lost purse: or honesty rewarded (Leeds: James Broadbent & Son, n.d.)
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91987
Emma Leslie, Tom the boater: a tale of English canal life (London: Religious Tract Society, 1882)
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91997
Helen Briston, Ned's helper: and other short temperance sketches (London: Robert Culley, n.d.)
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91999
Cheyne Brady, ‘Not up to the mark: or, there is no difference’ (Stirling: Drummond's Tract Depot, n.d.)
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92007
‘Are you happy?: or, the old woman and the infidel’ (Stirling: Drummond's Tract Depot, n.d.)
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92008
Leopold Layard, Picturesque scenes in and about Cairo and the Nile (Southampton: G.M. Mason, n.d.)
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92037
Charles Sheldon (comp. Thomas Mitchell), In his steps: or, what would Jesus do? (London: Thomas Mitchell, n.d.)
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92038
Charles Dickens, The Old Curiosity Shop: the wanderings and death of Little Nell and her grandfather (London: York & Son, n.d.)
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92046
Fannie Eden (arr. John Burnham), True as steel: arranged as a service of sacred song (Brentford: John Burnham and John Bateman, 1889)
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92048
Buy your own cherries: [and] How Sam Adams's pipe became a pig (London: S.W. Partridge & Co., n.d.)
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92052
M.L. Rossvally (arr. John Burnham), Charlie Coulson: the drummer boy (London: W. Nicholson & Sons, 1893)
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92063
Charles Sheldon and Constance Savery, His brother's keeper (London: W. Nicholson & Sons, n.d.)
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92064
Margaret E. Field, The message of the angels: a service of song (London: W. Nicholson & Sons, n.d.)
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92065
‘W. Rye Leigh’, The story of two lives: a service of song (Glasgow: Bayley & Ferguson, 1911)
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92067
Charles Dickens (arr. Sydney Watson), A Christmas carol: arranged as a service of song (London: W. Nicholson & Sons, n.d.)
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92068
Rambles round London Zoological Gardens: chapter I - animal humorists (London: W. Butcher & Sons, 1927)
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92073
Rambles round London Zoological Gardens: chapter II - wigs and whiskers (London: W. Butcher & Sons, 1927)
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92074
Rambles round London Zoological Gardens: chapter III - carrion hunters (London: W. Butcher & Sons, 1927)
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92075
Rambles round London Zoological Gardens: chapter IV - builders and miners (London: W. Butcher & Sons, 1927)
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92076
Rambles round London Zoological Gardens: chapter V - living submarines (London: W. Butcher & Sons, 1927)
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92077
Rambles round London Zoological Gardens: chapter VI - stars and stripes (London: W. Butcher & Sons, 1927)
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92078
Rambles round London Zoological Gardens: chapter VII - the upper ten (London: W. Butcher & Sons, 1927)
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92079
Rambles round London Zoological Gardens: chapter VIII - armour-plated animals (London: W. Butcher & Sons, 1927)
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92080
The Pied Piper: the old story as told in the famous Walt Disney film (London: Ensign, 1935)
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92081
T.K. Longbottom (comp. T.K. Longbottom), The great teacher: a Bible story with sacred song (London: J. Curwen & Sons, Sunday School Union and Tonic Sol-Fa Agency, 1877)
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92097
Thomas Moran, Corporal Stanley and his comrades: a Curragh Camp story (London: Chas. H. Kelly, 1898)
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92104
William R. May, The campaign in Matabeleland: and the last stand of Major Wilson (London: J. Green & Son, 1894)
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92109
Ellis Reynolds, Cologne to Constance: views illustrating the Rhine (London: York & Son, n.d.)
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92111
George E. Thompson, The counties of England: no. 1 -- Yorkshire, Lancashire, Cheshire, Shropshire, Warwickshire (London: York & Son, 1897)
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92117
George E. Thompson, ‘From Barcelona to the Pyrenees’ in From Barcelona to the Pyrenees [etc.]
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92121
Alfred Sargant and G.J. Chapple (compilers), Tommy Noble's pledge card (London: Church of England Temperance Society, 1894)
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92132
Neil L. Pritchard, The Divine challenge: incidents in the life of Our Lord (London: Church Army, 1953)
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92134
Ruth B. Yates (comp. Thomas E. Hallsworth), Cripple Robbie: a service of sacred song (London and Manchester: Onward Publishing Office and S.W. Partridge & Co., n.d.)
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92138
O.F. Walton (arr. E.M. Garland and H.C. Garland), Angel's Christmas (London: A. Weekes & Co., n.d.)
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92139
Mark Guy Pearse, Matt Stubb's dream: or, Christmas Eve at the Blue Boar (London: Jarrold & Sons, n.d.)
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92143
M.S. Haycraft (arr. James Tipton), Humpty Dumpty and his silver bells (Glasgow: Bayley & Ferguson, n.d.)
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92146
Hannah Harcourt Pickard (arr. John Burnham), Tim's 'special' (London: A. Weekes & Co., John Burnham and Richard J. James & Son, n.d.)
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92149
Mary Hullah and A.J. Foxwell (arr. John Graham), The fireman's little maid (London: J. Curwen & Sons, 1889)
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92151
Sydney Watson, Wops the waif: a story of London Arab life (London: W.B. Horner & Son, n.d.)
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92152
Alice Janvrin (arr. G.J. Chapple), For Harry's sake (London: Church of England Temperance Society, 1894)
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92153
O.F. Walton, Christie's old organ: home, sweet home (London: Religious Tract Society, n.d.)
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92161
Edith M. Burnham (arr. John Burnham), An unseen singer (London: W. Nicholson & Sons and S.J. Shaylor, n.d.)
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92168
John Burnham, Ralph's favourite story: or, the wanderer's welcome (London: W. Nicholson & Sons, n.d.)
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92170
Charles Dickens and F.H. Truslove, The cricket on the hearth (London: W. Nicholson & Sons and S.J. Shaylor, n.d.)
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92173
Silas K. Hocking, Poor Mike: the story of a waif (Manchester: Onward Publishing Office and S.W. Partridge & Co., n.d.)
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92175
F.M. Cowen (arr. John Burnham), Nell: the story of a London waif (London and Brentford: John Bateman and John Burnham, 1887)
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92176
‘Jim's Wife’ (arr. John Burnham), Timothy Crab: or, fighting the drink fiend (London: A. Weekes & Co., John Burnham, Sunday School Union and West London Auxiliary Sunday School Union, n.d.)
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92177
Minnie Lermont (arr. John Burnham), Won by a song: an Australian story (London: W. Nicholson & Sons and S.J. Shaylor, n.d.)
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92178
Fannie Eden (arr. John Burnham), Loved unto death: a story of gipsy life (London: W. Nicholson & Sons, 1888)
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92182
M.S. Haycraft, Stanley Winn, J.B. Birkbeck and Joseph Newsome, Their soldier laddie: a sacred service of song (Eastwood, Nottinghamshire: A. Linwood, n.d.)
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92183
Alice Somerton (arr. John Broadbent and W. Foster), The torn Bible: or, Hubert's best friend (Leeds: John Broadbent, n.d.)
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92184
M.S. Haycraft (arr. James Broadbent and James W. Broadbent), Fighting for the King: a sacred musical service (Leeds: James Broadbent & Son, n.d.)
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92185
M.L. Rossvally, Charlie Coulson: the drummer boy (London: Chatham Pexton and W.B. Horner & Son, n.d.)
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92186
M.S. Haycraft and Miss Spicer (arr. Joseph Newsome), In the snowdrift (Morley, Yorkshire: J. Newsome, n.d.)
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92188
M.S. Haycraft (arr. James Broadbent and Arthur Jamouneau), Bluebell Dingle (Leeds: James Broadbent, n.d.)
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92195
‘Half-hours at the sea-side: a lecture on the common objects of the sea-shore’ in The trawlers of the North Sea [etc.]
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92208
C.E. Bowen, Dick and his donkey: or, how to pay the rent (London: S.W. Partridge & Co., 1863)
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92214
The thatched cottage: a story for old and young (London: Religious Tract Society and Leisure Hour Office, n.d.)
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92218
Thomas Mitchell (compiler), The English life-boat: a service of song (Leeds: James Broadbent, n.d.)
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92221
Charlotte Lockhart Gordon (arr. James Tipton), Hump and all: or a mother's prayer (Glasgow: Bayley & Ferguson, n.d.)
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92222
C.E. Bowen, Dick and his donkey: or, how to pay the rent (London: S.W. Partridge & Co., 1863)
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92239
Robert Craven, ‘The lion couchant and the lion rampant’ in Short lantern readings 11 (1891)
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92242
W.A. Eaton, ‘While the Sabbath bells were ringing: a temperance recitation’ (London: Hansard Publishing Union, n.d.)
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92254
O.F. Walton (arr. L. Meadows White), Christie, the king's servant: a service of song (London: Religious Tract Society, 1899)
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92260
W. Terry Coppin, North and north-central Spain: its cities, people, and places of renown (Bradford: Riley Brothers, 1898)
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92261
W. Terry Coppin, South and south-central Spain: its cities, people, and places of renown (Bradford: Riley Brothers, 1898)
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92264
William E. Abel, Daniel Defoe and Talbot Erle (comp. Talbot Erle), The musical Robinson Crusoe: being extracts from the work by Daniel Defoe, interspersed with appropriate songs and choruses (London: A. Weekes & Co., 1877)
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92273
C. Arthur Lane, Descriptive lantern lectures on English Church history (London: Church Defence Institution and Kent & Co., 1889)
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92282
C. Arthur Lane, ‘English Church history: Lecture I -- The early Christianity of Britain, AD 33-597’ in Descriptive lantern lectures on English Church history (1889)
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92283
C. Arthur Lane, ‘English Church history: Lecture II -- Establishment of the 'English' Church, AD 597-787’ in Descriptive lantern lectures on English Church history (1889)
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92284
C. Arthur Lane, ‘English Church history: Lecture III -- Results of the Scandinavian conquests, AD 787-1115’ in Descriptive lantern lectures on English Church history (1889)
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92285
C. Arthur Lane, ‘English Church history: Lecture IV -- Growth of Papal despotism in Britain, AD 1090-1265’ in Descriptive lantern lectures on English Church history (1889)
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92286
C. Arthur Lane, ‘English Church history: Lecture V -- Resistance to Papal jurisdiction, AD 1265-1535’ in Descriptive lantern lectures on English Church history (1889)
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92287
C. Arthur Lane, ‘English Church history: Lecture VI -- Leading events in the Reformation, AD 1535-1590’ in Descriptive lantern lectures on English Church history (1889)
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92288
C. Arthur Lane, ‘English Church history: Lecture VII -- Puritan resistance to Church and King, AD 1590-1649’ in Descriptive lantern lectures on English Church history (1889)
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92289
C. Arthur Lane, ‘English Church history: Lecture VIII -- The Commonwealth, the Restoration and the Revolution, AD 1649-1698’ in Descriptive lantern lectures on English Church history (1889)
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92290
C. Arthur Lane, ‘English Church history: Lecture IX -- Prosperity, inactivity, and revival, AD 1698-1837’ in Descriptive lantern lectures on English Church history (1889)
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92291
C. Arthur Lane, ‘English Church history: Lecture X -- Progress during the Victorian era, AD 1837-1889’ in Descriptive lantern lectures on English Church history (1889)
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92292
Vittorio Brunoni, Cristoforo Colombo: [Christopher Columbus] (Brescia: La Scuola Editrice, n.d.)
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92294
Hoe Cissie haar vader redde: [How Cissie saved her father] (Apeldoorn: Apeldoornsche Lichtbeeldendienst, n.d.)
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92307
De honden en monniken van den St. Bernard: [The dogs and monks of St Bernard] (Apeldoorn: Lichtbeelden Centrale, n.d.)
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92309
Het kleine lucifersmeisje: [The little match girl] (Apeldoorn: Apeldoornsche Lichtbeeldendienst, n.d.)
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92311
Van de Kalief, die ooievaar werd: [The caliph stork] (Amsterdam: Centraal Projectie- en Lichtbeelden Instituut, n.d.)
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92314
De vliegende koffer: [The flying chest] (Amsterdam: Centraal Projectie- en Lichtbeelden Instituut, n.d.)
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92315
De geschiedenis van kleine Moek: deel 1 [The story of Little Muck, part 1] (Amsterdam: Centraal Projectie- en Lichtbeelden Instituut, n.d.)
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92316
Charles Dickens, Een Kerstvertelling: [A Christmas carol] (Amsterdam: Centraal Projectie- en Lichtbeelden Instituut, n.d.)
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92317
The finest hundred miles in the Borders: a motor coach run (Edinburgh: Scottish Motor Traction Co., 1920s)
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92337
E.H.L. Schwartz, The circle in South African myth (Cape Town and Johannesburg: South African Association for the Advancement of Science, 1908)
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92338
H.S. Neville White, ‘Tale of the great mutiny: [part 1] - The outbreak’ in Indian mutiny (1908)
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92339
H.S. Neville White, ‘Tale of the great mutiny: [part 2] - Cawnpore’ in Indian mutiny (1908)
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92340
H.S. Neville White, ‘Tale of the great mutiny: [part 3] - Stamping out’ in Indian mutiny (1908)
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92341
H.S. Neville White, ‘Tale of the great mutiny: [part 4] - Defence of Lucknow and first relief by Havelock’ in Indian mutiny (1908)
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92342
H.S. Neville White, ‘Tale of the great mutiny: [part 5] - Delhi - the holding of the ridge and the storming’ in Indian mutiny (1908)
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92343
H.S. Neville White, ‘Tale of the great mutiny: [part 6] - Lucknow second relief by Sir Colin Campbell’ in Indian mutiny (1908)
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92344
H.S. Neville White, ‘Tale of the great mutiny: [part 7] - Laurels of the mutiny’ in Indian mutiny (1908)
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92345
G.R. Balleine, ‘Our favourite hymns: O Jesu, Thou art standing’ in Lantern services 7 (1912)
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92358
G.R. Balleine, ‘Our favourite hymns: All hail the power of Jesu's name’ in Lantern services 7 (1912)
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92359
G.R. Balleine, ‘Our favourite hymns: The king of love my shepherd is’ in Lantern services 7 (1912)
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92360
G.R. Balleine, ‘Our favourite hymns: O day of rest and gladness’ in Lantern services 7 (1912)
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92361
G.R. Balleine, ‘Our favourite hymns: Pleasant are Thy courts above’ in Lantern services 7 (1912)
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92362
G.R. Balleine, ‘Our favourite hymns: As with gladness men of old’ in Lantern services 7 (1912)
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92364
G.R. Balleine, ‘Studies in the life of Christ: the birth and boyhood’ in Lantern services 8
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92365
G.R. Balleine, ‘Studies in the life of Christ: Our Lord and his friends’ in Lantern services 8
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92368
G.R. Balleine, ‘Studies in the life of Christ: Our Lord and his foes’ in Lantern services 8
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92369
G.R. Balleine, ‘Studies in the life of Christ: the first Good Friday’ in Lantern services 8
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92370
G.R. Balleine, ‘Studies in the life of Christ: the first-born from the dead’ in Lantern services 8
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92371
G.R. Balleine, ‘Addresses on the parables: the good Samaritan’ in Lantern services 9 (1914)
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92375
G.R. Balleine, ‘Addresses on the parables: the seed and the soil’ in Lantern services 9 (1914)
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92377
G.R. Balleine, ‘Addresses on the parables: some lessons on service’ in Lantern services 9 (1914)
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92378
G.R. Balleine, ‘Bethlehem: or the early life of Our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ’ in Lantern services 9 (1914)
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92380
G.R. Balleine, ‘Great religious painters and their message: G.F. Watts’ in Lantern services 10 (1921)
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92383
G.R. Balleine, ‘Great religious painters and their message: Frederick Shields’ in Lantern services 10 (1921)
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92384
A.C. Bouquet, ‘The call of Christ, or victory and after: the call of the world’ in Lantern services 10 (1921)
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92385
A.C. Bouquet, ‘The call of Christ, or victory and after: some lessons of the trenches’ in Lantern services 10 (1921)
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92386
A.C. Bouquet, ‘The call of Christ, or victory and after: the inspiration of the Cross’ in Lantern services 10 (1921)
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92387
A.C. Bouquet, ‘The call of Christ, or victory and after: the necessity of faith’ in Lantern services 10 (1921)
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92388
A.C. Bouquet, ‘The call of Christ, or victory and after: Christ and the citizen’ in Lantern services 10 (1921)
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92389
A.C. Bouquet, ‘The call of Christ, or victory and after: the hope of the world’ in Lantern services 10 (1921)
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92390
H.J. Burkitt, The history of The Queen's (Royal West Surrey Regiment) (Guildford: A.C. Curtis & Co., 1917)
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92392
T.E.R. Phillips, Modern astronomy: VI -- The structure of the Universe (London: Newton & Co., 1931)
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92393
With our sailors and soldiers afloat and ashore: [and] The Cuban War and fight for freedom (New York: Riley Brothers, 1898)
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92405
Wellington Guernsey and Joseph Ascher, Alice, where art thou? (London: E. Ascherberg & Co., 1861)
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92410
E.W. Rogers (arr. John S. Baker), ‘Skylark! Skylark!’ (London: Francis, Day & Hunter, 1901)
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92415
William Jackson, Andrew Cherry, The dear little shamrock (Irish ballad) (London: John Blockley, c.1870)
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92430
‘Nemo’ and Henry Pontet (arr. Alfred Caldicott), The broken pitcher (London: W. Morley & Co., 1890)
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92431
Clifton Bingham and Joseph L. Roeckel, Green Isle of Erin (London: Edwin Ashdown Ltd, 1899)
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92433
Emma Willard and Joseph P. Knight, ‘Rocked in the cradle of the deep’ in several compilations
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92438
Thomas P. Westendorf, ‘I'll take you home again, Kathleen’ (London: Charles Sheard & Co., 1883)
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92442
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow and W.H. Weiss, The village blacksmith (London: Boosey & Hawkes, 1857)
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92449
W.T. Stead, Contemporary history: No. 1 - The world drama (London: Review of Reviews, 1891)
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92478
A compendium of astronomy: being a concise description of the most interesting phenomena of the heavens (London: Carpenter & Westley, 1830s)
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92495
Albert H. Fitz and William H. Penn, The honeysuckle and the bee (London: Francis, Day & Hunter, 1901)
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92505
Charles Ridgwell, Will Godwin, Charles Ridgwell, If those lips could only speak (London: Francis, Day & Hunter, 1906)
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92506
Thomas Haynes Bayley and Joseph P. Knight, ‘She wore a wreath of roses’ in several compilations
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92510
Joseph E. Carpenter and Stephen Glover, ‘What are the wild waves saying?’ in several compilations
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92515
Thomas Ken and Thomas Tallis, ‘Glory to Thee, my God, this night’ in Hymns ancient and modern (1860)
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92521
M.G. ('Monk') Lewis and Caroline Stewart, ‘The banks of Allan Water’ in Beecham's music portfolio 2
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92525
J.W. Beattie, Port Arthur and Tasman Peninsular: illustrating the convict days of Tasmania (Hobart: J.W. Beattie, 1905)
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92534
Rektor Fissen, Deutsche volkstrachten: II. Aus dem Schwarzwalde (Düsseldorf: Ed. Liesegang, n.d.)
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92551
Rektor Fissen, Deutsche volkstrachten: III. Aus Thüringen und der Schwalm (Düsseldorf: Ed. Liesegang, n.d.)
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92552
Rektor Fissen, Deutsche volkstrachten: IV. Aus Bückeburg und Hessen (Düsseldorf: Ed. Liesegang, n.d.)
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92553
H. Eltester, Land und leute von Tirol nach Defregger-bildern (Düsseldorf: Ed. Liesegang, 1908)
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92556
A compendium of botany: being a concise description of the structure of plants (London: Carpenter & Westley, 1838)
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92564
Clifton Bingham and Edmond Audran, A jovial monk am I: friar's song (London: Hopwood & Crew, 1897)
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92567
William Rushforth and Ezra Read, ‘Which is the way to Heaven?’ (London: London Music Publishing Stores, 1903)
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92568
S.C. Hall, The trial of Sir Jasper: a temperance tale in verse (London: H. Virtue & Co. Ltd., 1873)
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92572
The life, work and promotion of the Founder: glimpses of the life-work and passing hence of General and Mrs William Booth [part 1] (London: Salvation Army, n.d.)
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92573
The life, work and promotion of the Founder: glimpses of the life-work and passing hence of General and Mrs William Booth [part 2] (London: Salvation Army, n.d.)
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92574
J.T. Allen (arr. John Burnham), For mother's sake (London and Brentford: W. Nicholson & Sons and John Burnham, 1891)
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92582
Charles Harvey (compiler), A famous orator: an evening with John B. Gough (London: UK Band of Hope Union, 1899)
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92584
Guy Hayler, The liquor question in the United States (Newcastle upon Tyne: Temperance Institute, c.1905)
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92585
A.J. Foxwell, Zit: or, How John Lucas was convinced (London: Church of England Temperance Publication Depot, n.d.)
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92591
Alice Janvrin (arr. G.J. Chapple), Never despair: or Dragged down (London: Church of England Temperance Society, n.d.)
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92592
A.J. Mills and Bennett Scott, Puritan maid (ah me! ah my!) (London: Star Music Publishing Co. Ltd, 1912)
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92595
Andrew B. Sterling and Stanley Crawford, In the village by the sea (London: Shapiro, Von Tilzer Music Co., 1903)
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92598
Harry H. Williams and Egbert Van Alstyne, In dear old Georgia (New York: Jerome H. Remick & Co., 1905)
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92599
Howard Graham and Harry Von Tilzer, ‘When the harvest days are over’ (London: Francis, Day & Hunter, 1900)
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92600
B.E. Stephenson and Frederic Clay, She wandered down the mountain side (London: Boosey & Co., 1900)
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92602
Caryl Battersby and Richard Walthew, The gleaner's slumber song (London: Boosey & Co., 1895)
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92605
Edgar Selden and Herbert Ingraham, All that I ask of you is love (London: Feldman & Co., 1910)
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92611
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow and Michael Balfe, The arrow and the song (London: Boosey & Co., c.1900)
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92613
Clifton Bingham and ‘Emmerson James’, When we're together (London: Frederick Harris Co., 1908)
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92621
A tour in North Wales: tour no. 1 -- Llandudno to Llanberis and Aberglaslyn (Holmfirth: Bamforth & Co., 1886)
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92628
A tour through the Dales of Derbyshire: tour no. 1 -- Sheffield to Buxton (Holmfirth: Bamforth & Co., 1885)
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92629
A tour through the Dales of Derbyshire: tour no. 2 -- Sheffield to Bakewell and Chatsworth (Holmfirth: Bamforth & Co., 1885)
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92630
A tour through the Dales of Derbyshire: tour no. 3 -- Buxton to Ashborne and Dove Dale (Holmfirth: Bamforth & Co., 1885)
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92631
The terrible Tarawera eruption: or, glimpses at the hot lake district of New Zealand (Aberdeen: G.W. Wilson, n.d.)
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92632
Ellis Reynolds and Henry Glassford Bell, Mary Stuart, Queen of Scots: introducing H.G. Bell's poem (London: York & Son, n.d.)
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92634
The city of Rochester: and its associations with the life of Charles Dickens (Aberdeen: G.W. Wilson, n.d.)
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92640
Robert Croft (arr. Amy Croft), A holiday glance at the south coast (London: T.J. Middleton, n.d.)
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92652
Thomas A'Becket, E.L. Davenport and Thomas Williams, ‘Britannia the pride of the ocean’ in several compilations
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92673
Arthur J. Lamb and Henry W. Petrie, ‘Asleep in the deep’ (London: Charles Sheard & Co., 1897)
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92678
Rida Johnson Young, Chauncey Olcott and Ernest R. Ball, Mother Machree (London: Feldman & Co., 1910)
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92681
Marion Denison and William Pratt, When the fields are white with daisies (London: Arthur & Co., 1904)
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92686
Clifton Bingham and ‘Henry Trotère’, Roses, roses ev'rywhere (London: Charles Sheard & Co., c.1900)
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92687
Harry H. Williams and Egbert Van Alstyne, In the shade of the old apple tree (London: Francis, Day & Hunter, 1905)
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92693
Monroe Rosenfeld and Alfred Solman, Upon a Sunday morning when the church bells chime (London: Price & Reynolds, 1904)
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92697
A.J. Mills, Harry Castling, A.J. Mills, ‘Just like the Ivy, I'll cling to you’ (Francis, Day & Hunter, 1902)
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92702
B.E. Stephenson and Frederic Clay, She wandered down the mountain side (London: Boosey & Co., 1900)
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92703
Frank Pieri and Joseph W. Garland, A soldier and a man (London: Francis Brothers & Day, 1884)
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92707
Clifton Bingham and Stanley Gordon, When the ebb-tide flows (London: Charles Sheard & Co., 1906)
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92708
Maurice Scott, Robert P. Weston, Fred. J. Barnes, Maurice Scott, Robert P. Weston, Stowaway (London: Feldman & Co., 1906)
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92712
Joe Howard, M.J. Steinberg, Ida Emerson, Joe Howard, M.J. Steinberg, Since Daddy's been taken away (London: Shapiro, Von Tilzer Music Co., 1901)
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92716
‘Caro Roma’ and Ernest R. Ball, In the garden of my heart (London: M. Witmark & Sons, 1908)
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92721
A holiday trip to Southport: England's seaside garden city (London: London, Midland & Scottish Railway, 1926)
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92727
Japan and its people: chapter I -- the land of the rising sun (London: W. Butcher & Sons, n.d.)
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92739
David J. Chamberlin, The life and work of David Livingstone: missionary and explorer (London: Newton & Co., n.d.)
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92740
The telephone, the microphone and the phonograph: [and other titles] (London: York & Son, n.d.)
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92745
Silvanus P. Thompson, ‘The telephone, the microphone and the phonograph’ in The telephone, the microphone and the phonograph [etc.]
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92746
Kaffirs, Boers and Britons in South Africa: a story of British enterprise in the Dark Continent (London: Walter Tyler, 1896)
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92748
Easton S. Valentine, ‘The history of Great Britain: period A -- prehistoric and early British times’ in The history of Great Britain A-C
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92755
Easton S. Valentine, ‘The history of Great Britain: period B -- the Romans’ in The history of Great Britain A-C
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92756
Easton S. Valentine, ‘The history of Great Britain: period C -- the Saxons’ in The history of Great Britain A-C
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92757
‘Lewis Novra’, ‘A photographer's perplexities: or, Tommy's first photo’ in Miscellaneous tales 11
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92768
Frank Freeland, ‘The story of Cinderella and the little glass slipper’ in Readings for lantern slides 8
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92775
‘Professor Pom Pom: or the monkey's adventure with the fiddle’ in Readings for lantern slides 9
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92784
‘The comical athlete: or misadventures at football and cricket’ in Readings for lantern slides 9
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92785
Frank Freeland, ‘How Jonathan Jopp celebrated the Diamond Jubilee: first series’ in Readings for lantern slides 13 (1897)
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92795
Frank Freeland, ‘How Jonathan Jopp celebrated the Diamond Jubilee: second series -- the presentation’ in Readings for lantern slides 13 (1897)
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92796
Frank Freeland, ‘How Jonathan Jopp celebrated the Diamond Jubilee: third series -- viewing the procession’ in Readings for lantern slides 13 (1897)
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92797
Frank Freeland, ‘Strange history of little Tom Thumb’ in Readings for lantern slides 13 (1897)
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92807
H.J. Mackinder, India: eight lectures prepared for the Visual Instruction Committee of the Colonial Office (London: George Philip & Son, 1910)
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92809
H.J. Mackinder, ‘India: lecture I. Madras -- the Hindu religion’ in India: eight lectures (1910)
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92810
H.J. Mackinder, ‘India: lecture II. Burma -- the Buddhist religion’ in India: eight lectures (1910)
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92811
H.J. Mackinder, ‘India: lecture III. Bengal -- the monsoons’ in India: eight lectures (1910)
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92812
H.J. Mackinder, ‘India: lecture IV. The United Provinces -- the Mutiny’ in India: eight lectures (1910)
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92813
H.J. Mackinder, ‘India: lecture VI. Rajputana -- the Feudatory States’ in India: eight lectures (1910)
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92815
H.J. Mackinder, ‘India: lecture VII. Delhi -- the Muhammadan religion’ in India: eight lectures (1910)
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92816
H.J. Mackinder, ‘India: lecture VIII. The Northwest Frontier -- the Sikhs’ in India: eight lectures (1910)
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92817
Antony Templemore and Lincoln G. Hall, ‘The castle builders’ (London: Monte-Carlo Publishing Co., 1904)
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92825
A.L. Westcombe, ‘How geese are plucked: or, a domestic misfortune’ in Popular lantern readings 1 (1880s)
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92836
William Makepeace Thackeray and Charles Dickens, ‘The loving ballad of Lord Bateman’ in several compilations
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92844
‘The greatest plague of life: or a lady in search of a good servant’ in several compilations
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92846
S.J. Stone, ‘The first problem: the soliloquy of a rationalistic chicken’ in several compilations
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92879
Thomas Love Peacock, ‘The priest and the mulberry tree’ in Popular lantern readings 1 (1880s)
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92886
‘Thomas Ingoldsby’, ‘Misadventures at Margate: [a.k.a. The vulgar little boy]’ in several compilations
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92908
Alfred J. Glasspool, ‘Band of Hope address on alcohol’ in Popular lantern readings 1 (1880s)
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92910
Ernest Williams (arr. James W. Broadbent), A gambler's honour: and what it led to (Leeds: James Broadbent & Son, n.d.)
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92922
Walter Searle, Cripple Tom: of Knowing is loving, and loving is doing (London: S.W. Partridge & Co., n.d.)
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92923
O.F. Walton, Christie's old organ: home, sweet home (London: Religious Tract Society, n.d.)
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92925
Frances Evans, Farmer Brown's awakening: or, so as by fire. A story of farm life (London: Church of England Temperance Society, 1894)
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92927
James Tipton (arranger), Biddy: a service of sacred song (London and Glasgow: Bayley & Ferguson, n.d.)
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92930
A.J. Foxwell and John Graham (arrangers), Only a gipsy: a Caithness story (London: J. Curwen & Sons, 1890)
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92935
Silas K. Hocking (comp. Thomas E. Hallsworth), Our Joe (London and Manchester: S.W. Partridge & Co. and Onward Publishing Office, 1887)
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92936
‘Lynde Palmer’ (arr. Thomas E. Hallsworth), Little Jamie: a service of sacred song (London and Manchester: S.W. Partridge & Co., Onward Publishing Office and John Heywood, n.d.)
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92945
William R. May, A scamper through the States: with a visit to Chicago and its great exhibition (London: J. Green & Son, 1893)
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92947
‘Jim's Wife’, ‘Sally: or, how Charlie Dunn's innocence was established’ in Gordon League ballads (1897)
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92956
Chauncey Olcott, George Graff and Ernest R. Ball, When Irish eyes are smiling (London: Feldman & Co., 1912)
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92961
Robert P. Weston, Fred. J. Barnes, Maurice Scott, Hush! Here comes the dream man (London: Star Music Publishing Co. Ltd, 1911)
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92963
Monroe Rosenfeld and Alfred Solman, In the valley where the blue birds sing (London: Price & Reynolds, 1902)
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92964
Carrie W. Colburn, C.N. Schneider and William H. Penn, The sunflower and the sun (London: Francis, Day & Hunter, 1901)
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92968
Dave Reed and Ernest R. Ball, To the end of the world with you (London: M. Witmark & Sons, 1908)
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92969
Arthur J. Lamb and Alfred Solman, The hymns of the old church choir (New York: Jos. W. Stern & Co., 1907)
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92972
Fred Weatherly and Hermann Löhr, When Jack and I were children (London: Chappell & Co., 1900)
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92976
J.J. Walker and Ernest R. Ball, Will you love me in December as you do in May? (London: M. Witmark & Sons, 1905)
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92977
Fred Weatherly and ‘Stephen Adams’, The cry of the little ones (London: Boosey & Co., 1890)
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92979
Clifton Bingham and ‘Henry Trotère’, By Normandie's blue hills (London: J.B. Cramer & Co., 1890)
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92980
‘Paul Pelham’, Herbert Rule, Good morning, Mr Postman! (London: Francis, Day & Hunter, 1908)
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92986
Grace Campbell and John Blockley, ‘Jessie's dream: a story of the relief of Lucknow’ in Short lantern readings 30 (1900)
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92988
Dave Reed and Ernest R. Ball, Love me, and the world is mine (London: M. Witmark & Sons, 1906)
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92990
Edward Madden and Theodore Morse, A little boy called Taps (London: Francis, Day & Hunter, 1904)
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92991
Beth Slater Whitson and Leo Friedman, Meet me tonight in dreamland (London: Francis, Day & Hunter, 1910)
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92992
‘Paul Pelham’, Fred. Elton, ‘Paul Pelham’, W.H. Wallis, Fred. Elton, Your king and country need you (London: Lawrence Wright Music Co., 1914)
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92994
A. Morrison and Charles Rawlings, Your world is my world (London: Lawrence Wright Music Co., 1913)
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92995
Andrew B. Sterling and Harry Von Tilzer, Top o' the mornin': Bridget McCue (London: Francis, Day & Hunter, 1907)
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92998
Ben. F. Barnett and ‘Leo Edwards’, That's what the rose said to me (London: Francis, Day & Hunter, 1907)
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92999
William H. Gardner and Walter A. Phillips, The sweetest dream of all (New York: Hamilton S. Gordon, 1898)
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93000
Fred Weatherly and ‘Stephen Adams’, The veteran's song: long live the King! (London: Boosey & Co., 1902)
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93001
Harry Castling, C.W. Murphy, Harry Castling, A.J. Mills, C.W. Murphy, Bombay (London: Feldman & Co., 1905)
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93006
Charles Wilmott and Henry E. Pether, The rose of my heart (London: Francis, Day & Hunter, 1906)
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93009
Harry Taylor, Little girl, tell me what I would know (London: Shapiro, Von Tilzer Music Co., 1905)
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93011
Andrew B. Sterling and Harry Von Tilzer, Last night was the end of the world (London: Francis, Day & Hunter, 1912)
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93012
George Dance and Charles Graham, In friendship's name (London: Francis, Day & Hunter, 1891)
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93015
Chas. K. Harris, I'm starving for one sight of you (London: Shapiro, Von Tilzer Music Co., 1908)
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93016
Robert Burns, ‘O whistle, and I'll come to you’ in Lantern readings original and selected 2
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93018
Frederick Enoch and Wilford Morgan, My sweetheart when a boy (London: Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew, 1870)
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93023
Will D. Cobb and ‘Gus Edwards’, Could you be true to eyes of blue? (London: Feldman & Co., 1902)
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93028
J. Fred. Helf and Edward Moran, ‘Please, Mr Conductor, don't put me off’ (London: Charles Sheard & Co., 1898)
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93034
Joe McCarthy and Jimmy Monaco, You made me love you (I didn't want to do it) (London: Francis, Day & Hunter, 1913)
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93037
Grace Carleton and W.S. Hays, ‘The little old log cabin down the lane’ in several compilations
copy
93038
Joseph Skelly, The old rustic bridge by the mill (London: London Music Publishing Stores, 1913)
copy
93040
Harry Castling and John Neat, I wonder if the girl I'm thinking of is thinking of me (London: Feldman & Co., 1906)
copy
93042
A.J. Mills and Bennett Scott, Do you remember the last waltz? (London: Star Music Publishing Co. Ltd, 1911)
copy
93043
Chas. K. Harris, Don't give me diamonds, all I want is you (New York: Chas. K. Harris, 1910)
copy
93044
Will D. Cobb and ‘Gus Edwards’, Good-bye, little girl, good-bye! (London: M. Witmark & Sons, 1904)
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93050
A.J. Mills and Bennett Scott, Hear the pipers calling, Jenny mine! (London: Francis, Day & Hunter, 1905)
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93051
‘Paul Pelham’, W.H. Wallis, Here's to the day: we've got a mailed fist, too (London: Frank Howard Ltd, 1914)
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93052
copy
93054
Ballard MacDonald and James W. Tate, If I should plant a tiny seed of love (in the garden of your heart) (London: Feldman & Co., 1908)
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93058
Frances Hodgson Burnett, Editha's burglar: a story for children (London: Frederick Warne & Co., 1888)
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93060
D. Newton (arr. George Bell), Rhoda: or the gipsy girl's mission of love (London and Leeds: A. Weekes & Co. and James Broadbent, n.d.)
copy
93063
A.W. Washington Palmer, Tour through the United States of America (Southampton: G.M. Mason, n.d.)
copy
93066
Washington City, D.C.: the seat of government of the United States of America (London: York & Son, n.d.)
copy
93068
A.A. Wood, Arctic travel and adventure (London: E.G. Wood and Horne, Thornthwaite & Wood [2], n.d.)
copy
93071
Lucerna ID 2500003
Record created by Richard Crangle. Last updated 24 February 2020
