‘J.M.S.’, ‘A tour through Mexico: from Ciudad Juarez to Vera Cruz’ in A tour through Mexico [etc.]

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90001

J. Forsyth Ingram, A cruise on the east coast of Africa (London: York & Son, n.d.)

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90003

‘F.W.F.’, A visit to western Norway (London: Wrench & Son, n.d.)

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90005

Theo. J. Piggott, Given in charge: or Little Joy's mission (London: A. Weekes & Co., n.d.)

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90007

A holiday in Devonshire (Southampton: G.M. Mason, n.d.)

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90009

Granada and the Alhambra (Dundee: Valentine & Sons, c.1889)

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90011

‘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

Round about London (Aberdeen: G.W. Wilson, 1889)

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90015

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

A week in Venice (London: Wrench & Son, c.1893)

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90019

The home of Santa Claus: [and other titles] (London: York & Son, n.d.)

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90021

The Engadine, Switzerland (London: Wrench & Son, n.d.)

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90023

Hop-picking in Kent: [and other titles] (London: York & Son, n.d.)

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90025

George Grenfell and J.M. Lewis, A thousand miles up the Congo River (London: York & Son, 1891)

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90027

The county of Sussex (London: Wrench & Son, c.1905)

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90029

George R. Sims (ed. Alfred H. Miles), Popular pieces for reading and recitation (n.d.)

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90031

T.C. Hepworth, General Gordon: his life and work (London: York & Son, n.d.)

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90033

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

George R. Sims, ‘In the signal box: a station master's story’ in several compilations

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90037

The conquest of the air: chapter I – balloons (London: W. Butcher & Sons, 1910)

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90039

‘Robinson Crusoe’ in Miscellaneous tales 11

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90041

Chalk your own door (n.d.)

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90043

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

Fred Rodger, Why Santa Claus didn't come (n.d.)

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90047

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

Frederick Langbridge, Dan Dabberton's dream (n.d.)

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90051

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

‘Temperance entertainment: no. III’ in Temperance entertainments

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90055

Short lantern readings: no. 35 (Holmfirth: Bamforth & Co., 1904)

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90057

‘Cinderella’ in several compilations

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90059

The St Gothard railway: via railway and pass (Aberdeen: G.W. Wilson, n.d.)

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90061

‘G.H.B.’, The Good Friday story: in the words of the holy scripture for lantern reading (n.d.)

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90063

Hope on (London: W. Rider & Co., n.d.)

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90065

Mark Guy Pearse, Matt Stubb's dream: or, Christmas Eve at the Blue Boar (London: Jarrold & Sons, n.d.)

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90067

‘M.E.L.’, Flossie's little shoes: a temperance story (London: Chatham Pexton and W.B. Horner & Son, 1893)

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90069

‘A terrible Christmas Eve’ in A terrible Christmas Eve [etc.] (1894)

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90071

‘Tom Atkins's armour’ in A terrible Christmas Eve [etc.] (1894)

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90073

Reynell Coates and Henry Russell, ‘The gambler's wife’ in several compilations

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90075

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, ‘Not angelic’ in Short lantern readings 19 (1894)

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90081

M.B. Moorhouse, ‘The bronze statue: a ghost story’ in Short lantern readings 19 (1894)

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90083

M.B. Moorhouse, ‘The tiger's temper’ in Short lantern readings 19 (1894)

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90085

George W. Varley (comp. T. Harding), Farmer Gibson's harvest thanksgiving (Leeds: James Broadbent and Archibald Ramsden, n.d.)

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90087

‘W. Rye Leigh’, Niggardly Ned (Bradford: Riley Brothers, 1914)

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90089

C. King Proctor, ‘The coming of the king’ in Short lantern readings 35 (1904)

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90091

C. King Proctor, ‘The bells of Christmas Eve’ in Short lantern readings 35 (1904)

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90093

M.B. Moorhouse, ‘Getting 'a-gate'’ in Short lantern readings 35 (1904)

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90095

‘Where are you going, my pretty maid?’ in several compilations

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90097

Henry Chorley and Edward Loder, ‘The brave old oak’ in several compilations

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90099

Robert Burns and J. Temple, ‘Ye banks and braes’ in several compilations

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90101

John S. Bond, Modern New York (London: York & Son, n.d.)

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90103

George R. Sims, ‘Ostler Joe’ in several compilations

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90105

George R. Sims, ‘One winter night’ in several compilations

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90107

George R. Sims, ‘A Christmas story’ in The ballads of Babylon (1880)

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90109

George R. Sims, ‘In the workhouse’ in several compilations

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90111

George R. Sims, ‘The old actor's story’ in The land of gold and other poems (1888)

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90113

George R. Sims, ‘The street tumblers’ in several compilations

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90115

George R. Sims, ‘Nellie's prayer’ in several compilations

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90117

George R. Sims, ‘The lifeboat’ in several compilations

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90119

George R. Sims, ‘In the harbour’ in several compilations

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90121

Mary Sewell, Mother's last words (London: Jarrold & Sons, n.d.)

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90123

Short lantern readings: no. 30 (Holmfirth: Bamforth & Co., 1900)

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90125

‘Why should England fear?’ in Short lantern readings 30 (1900)

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90127

‘The story of Fair Hair and the sea-gulls’ in Short lantern readings 30 (1900)

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90129

M.B. Moorhouse, ‘Elopement frustrated’ in Short lantern readings 30 (1900)

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90131

Ali-Baba: ou les quarante voleurs (Paris: E. Mazo, n.d.)

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90133

Don Quichotte (Paris: E. Mazo, n.d.)

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90135

Robinson Crusoé (Paris: Édouard Cornély, c.1903)

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90137

Onward reciter: no. 400 (January 1905)

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90139

Nelly: the fisherman's daughter (London: Religious Tract Society, n.d.)

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90141

Robert Craven, ‘The fool's pence’ in Short lantern readings 4 (1887)

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90143

Robert Craven, ‘The road to Heaven’ in Short lantern readings 4 (1887)

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90145

Robert Craven, ‘The apple thief’ in Short lantern readings 4 (1887)

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90147

Mark Guy Pearse, Strike while the iron's hot (London: Chas. H. Kelly, c.1896)

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90149

‘Jim's Wife’, ‘Sally: or, how Charlie Dunn's innocence was established’ in Gordon League ballads (1897)

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90151

A. Horspool and ‘M. Piccolomini’, Ora pro nobis (London: Osborn & Tuckwood, 1889)

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90153

The story of Ruth (1891)

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90155

Fannie Eden (arr. John Burnham), The mission of the roses (London and Brentford: John Bateman and John Burnham, 1889)

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90157

Elm farm (n.d.)

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90159

Short lantern readings: no. 29 (Holmfirth: Bamforth & Co., 1900)

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90161

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

A. Horspool and Frank Hodson, ‘The song of angels: sanctus’ (London: Cary & Co., 1887)

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90169

Frank Peirce and Cyril Getliffe, ‘Our gallant boys in red’ (South Wigston, Leicestershire: S. Getliffe, c.1900)

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90171

‘Flags and standards’ in Short lantern readings 29 (1900)

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90173

J.J. Lane, ‘Rags and tatters’ in Short lantern readings 28 (1899)

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90175

J.J. Lane, ‘Jessie's last request: a homely ballad for Band of Hope children’ in several compilations

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90177

Henry Wadsworth Longfellow and Michael Balfe, ‘Excelsior’ in Short lantern readings 28 (1899)

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90179

‘C.J.M.’, ‘The nigger and the turkey’ in Short lantern readings 28 (1899)

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90181

‘C.J.M.’, ‘The sign writer's fall’ in Short lantern readings 28 (1899)

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90183

‘C.J.M.’, ‘The influenza patient’ in Short lantern readings 28 (1899)

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90185

‘C.J.M.’, ‘The robbers outwitted’ in Short lantern readings 28 (1899)

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90187

Short lantern readings: no. 27 (Holmfirth: Bamforth & Co., 1899)

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90189

Wallace Rothsay, ‘A collier's story’ in Short lantern readings 27 (1899)

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90191

‘C.J.M.’, ‘Wet paint’ in Short lantern readings 27 (1899)

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90193

‘C.J.M.’, ‘The judge and his asses’ in Short lantern readings 26 (1898)

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90195

‘C.J.M.’, ‘The sleepy brewers and the tramps’ in Short lantern readings 26 (1898)

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90197

Samuel Arnold and John Braham, ‘The anchor's weigh'd’ in several compilations

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90199

Robert Burns and J. Temple, ‘Ye banks and braes’ in several compilations

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90201

Helen Dufferin and George Barker, ‘The Irish emigrant’ in several compilations

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90203

Joseph E. Carpenter and Stephen Glover, ‘What are the wild waves saying?’ in several compilations

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90205

‘The farmer's boy’ in several compilations

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90207

Eliza Davis, ‘Consider the lilies’ in several compilations

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90209

Eliza Cook and Henry Russell, ‘The old arm chair’ in several compilations

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90211

George Linley and Foley Hall, ‘Ever of thee’ in several compilations

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90213

J. Harrington and Orlando Powell, ‘He thought of home’ in several compilations

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90215

Short lantern readings: no. 25 (Holmfirth: Bamforth & Co., 1897)

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90217

M.E. Lynn, ‘Tale of two pig tails’ in Short lantern readings 25 (1897)

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90219

M.E. Lynn, ‘Choosing the Christmas turkey’ in Short lantern readings 25 (1897)

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90221

‘L.U.X.’, ‘A dangerous errand: an appeal to mothers’ in Short lantern readings 25 (1897)

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90223

Robert Craven, Short lantern readings: no. 24 (Holmfirth: Bamforth & Co., 1896)

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90225

Robert Craven, ‘The wooden fiddle: or a base vile deception’ in Short lantern readings 24 (1896)

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90227

Robert Craven, ‘Fun up the Ganges’ in Short lantern readings 24 (1896)

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90229

Robert Craven, ‘The Christmas goose’ in Short lantern readings 24 (1896)

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90231

Robert Craven, ‘A lady's adventure in a new dress’ in Short lantern readings 18 (1894)

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90233

Robert Craven, ‘The boys and the periwigs’ in Short lantern readings 18 (1894)

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90235

Robert Craven, ‘Greedy Sammy’ in Short lantern readings 18 (1894)

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90237

Robert Craven, ‘The sympathetic gent and the dog’ in Short lantern readings 18 (1894)

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90239

Robert Craven, ‘The crushed hat’ in Short lantern readings 17 (1893)

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90241

Robert Craven, ‘The revolver hat’ in Short lantern readings 17 (1893)

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90243

Robert Craven, ‘The naturalist and the ape’ in Short lantern readings 17 (1893)

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90245

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

Short lantern readings: no. 16 (Holmfirth: Bamforth & Co., 1893)

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90251

Robert Craven, ‘The drink fiend: a temperance story in verse’ in several compilations

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90253

M.B. Moorhouse, ‘A clever trick: a temperance story in verse’ in Short lantern readings 16 (1893)

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90255

‘J.A.B.’, ‘My little dog Jack, and the bicycle’ in Short lantern readings 16 (1893)

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90257

Robert Craven, ‘The little hero’ in Short lantern readings 15 (1893)

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90259

Robert Craven, ‘The artful convict’ in Short lantern readings 15 (1893)

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90261

Robert Craven, ‘Betty and the bear’ in several compilations

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90263

Short lantern readings: no. 14 (Holmfirth: Bamforth & Co., 1892)

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90265

Robert Craven, ‘The musician's revenge’ in Short lantern readings 14 (1892)

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90267

Robert Craven, ‘The war horse of the future’ in Short lantern readings 14 (1892)

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90269

‘Burdock's goat’ in Short lantern readings 14 (1892)

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90271

Robert Craven, Short lantern readings: no. 22 (Holmfirth: Bamforth & Co., 1895)

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90273

Robert Craven, ‘The monkey's revenge’ in Short lantern readings 22 (1895)

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90275

Robert Craven, ‘Stiggins' last bottle’ in Short lantern readings 22 (1895)

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90277

Short lantern readings: no. 21 (Holmfirth: Bamforth & Co., 1895)

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90279

M.B. Moorhouse, ‘The pilgrim and the cross’ in Short lantern readings 21 (1895)

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90281

Fred Weatherly and ‘Stephen Adams’, ‘The star of Bethlehem’ (London: Boosey & Co., 1887)

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90283

Robert Craven, ‘Who stole the widow's cow?’ in Short lantern readings 21 (1895)

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90285

The American overland expedition to the Arctic regions: [and] Look at the clock (London: York & Son, n.d.)

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90287

‘Thomas Ingoldsby’, ‘Look at the clock!’ in several compilations

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90289

‘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, ‘The wonderful telescope’ in Short lantern readings 12 (1891)

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90293

Robert Craven, ‘Tabbie and the paint-pot’ in Short lantern readings 12 (1891)

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90295

Robert Craven, ‘The three bears’ in Short lantern readings 3 (c.1887)

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90297

Robert Craven, ‘Ice Peter’ in Short lantern readings 3 (c.1887)

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90299

Robert Craven, ‘The miller and the donkey’ in Short lantern readings 3 (c.1887)

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90301

Robert Craven, ‘The mischievous boy’ in Short lantern readings 3 (c.1887)

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90303

Robert Craven, Short lantern readings: no. 2 (Holmfirth: Bamforth & Co., c.1887)

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90305

Robert Craven, ‘The hair restorer’ in Short lantern readings 2 (c.1887)

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90307

Robert Craven, ‘The Jones's going to church’ in Short lantern readings 2 (c.1887)

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90309

Robert Craven, ‘The pot of paint’ in Short lantern readings 2 (c.1887)

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90311

Robert Craven, ‘The old, old story’ in Short lantern readings 2 (c.1887)

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90313

Robert Craven, ‘Baron Brag’ in Short lantern readings 2 (c.1887)

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90315

Hannah R. Hudson, ‘The newsboy's debt’ in Short lantern readings 1 (c.1887)

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90317

‘The mouse in the boot’ in Short lantern readings 1 (c.1887)

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90319

‘The kittens' lesson’ in Short lantern readings 1 (c.1887)

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90321

‘The fatal sausages’ in Short lantern readings 1 (c.1887)

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90323

‘Mark Twain’, ‘The difficulty about that dog’ in Miscellaneous tales 10

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90325

Bret Hart, ‘That heathen Chinee’ in several compilations

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90327

‘Dr Spiritus and the moon’ in several compilations

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90329

I have drank my last glass (Holmfirth: c.1888)

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90331

Robert Craven, ‘Hans and his pig’ in Short lantern readings 5 (c.1888)

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90333

Robert Craven, ‘Saddling the wrong horse’ in Short lantern readings 5 (c.1888)

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90335

Robert Craven, ‘Adventures of Ally Sloper in a snowball’ in Short lantern readings 5 (c.1888)

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90337

Robert Craven, Short lantern readings: no. 6 (Holmfirth: Bamforth & Co., 1889)

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90339

Robert Craven, ‘Crabbed age and youth’ in Short lantern readings 6 (1889)

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90341

Robert Craven, ‘The after dinner nap’ in Short lantern readings 6 (1889)

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90343

Robert Craven, ‘The rival porters’ in Short lantern readings 6 (1889)

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90345

Robert Craven, ‘The treacherous help’ in Short lantern readings 6 (1889)

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90347

Robert Craven, ‘The canine critic’ in Short lantern readings 6 (1889)

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90349

Robert Craven, ‘The gossips’ in Short lantern readings 6 (1889)

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90351

Short lantern readings: no. 7 (Holmfirth: Bamforth & Co., 1889)

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90353

Robert Craven, ‘The serenader’ in Short lantern readings 7 (1889)

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90355

Robert Craven, ‘The tell-tale cigar’ in Short lantern readings 7 (1889)

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90357

Robert Craven, ‘An awkward situation’ in Short lantern readings 7 (1889)

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90359

Robert Craven, ‘Kindness misplaced’ in Short lantern readings 7 (1889)

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90361

Robert Craven, ‘The pug and the sweep’ in Short lantern readings 7 (1889)

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90363

Robert Craven, ‘The little match girl’ in Short lantern readings 8 (1890)

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90365

Robert Craven, ‘The rivals’ in Short lantern readings 8 (1890)

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90367

Robert Craven, ‘The old man and the mastiff’ in Short lantern readings 8 (1890)

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90369

Robert Craven, ‘The bull and the bicycle’ in Short lantern readings 8 (1890)

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90371

Robert Craven, ‘The muff and the moth’ in Short lantern readings 8 (1890)

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90373

Robert Craven, ‘Diogenes and his tub’ in Short lantern readings 9 (1890)

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90375

Robert Craven, ‘The peasant and pigs’ in Short lantern readings 9 (1890)

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90377

Robert Craven, Short lantern readings: no. 10 (Holmfirth: Bamforth & Co., 1891)

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90379

Robert Craven, ‘The revellers’ in Short lantern readings 10 (1891)

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90381

Robert Craven, ‘The troublesome baby’ in Short lantern readings 10 (1891)

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90383

Robert Craven, ‘Mr Simpkins and the hawser’ in Short lantern readings 10 (1891)

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90385

Robert Craven, ‘Matilda Jane's back hair’ in Short lantern readings 10 (1891)

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90387

Charles Dickens, Readings from Dickens (London: York & Son, n.d.)

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90389

Charles Dickens, ‘Boots at the Holly-tree Inn’ in Readings from Dickens

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90391

Charles Dickens, ‘Skating experiences’ in Readings from Dickens

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90393

Charles Dickens, ‘Bob Sawyer's party’ in Readings from Dickens

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90395

Alice in wonderland: chapter I – down the rabbit hole (London: W. Butcher & Sons, n.d.)

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90397

Robert Croft and James Milne, Jane Conquest (n.d.)

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90399

‘Hesba Stretton’, ‘Jessica's first prayer’ in Descriptive readings for lantern slides 2

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90401

Sindbad the sailor (London: W. Butcher & Sons, n.d.)

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90403

Henry Wadsworth Longfellow and W.H. Weiss, The village blacksmith (London: Boosey & Hawkes, 1857)

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90405

Our lifeboatmen (London: W. Butcher & Sons, 1901)

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90407

Our firemen (London: W. Butcher & Sons, 1901)

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90409

Charles Kingsley, Water babies (London: W. Butcher & Sons, n.d.)

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90411

Adelaide Procter and Arthur Sullivan, ‘The lost chord’ (London: Boosey & Co., 1877)

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90413

Hannah More, ‘Turn the carpet: or the two weavers’ in A garland of fair flowers

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90415

Charles Sheldon (arr. Livesey Carrott), Our exemplar: or, what would Jesus do? (London: A. Weekes & Co., c.1899)

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90417

‘Dick Whittington and his cat’ in Fairy tales 2

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90419

‘Jack the giant killer’ in Fairy tales 2

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90421

‘Old mother Hubbard’ in Fairy tales 2

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90423

Onward reciter: no. 226 (July 1890)

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90425

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

H.I. Watson, ‘A word for Sally’ in several compilations

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90429

‘Gulliver's travels to Liliput’ in Readings in prose and verse

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90431

‘The elephant's revenge: or, the new Jumbo in Africa’ in Readings in prose and verse

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90433

‘Bluebeard’ in Readings in prose and verse

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90435

‘The life of Joseph’ in Readings in prose and verse

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90437

‘Palestine’ in Readings in prose and verse

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90439

‘The heroes of the Victoria Cross’ in Readings in prose and verse

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90441

‘Robinson Crusoe: second series’ in Readings in prose and verse

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90443

‘Canadian life: past and present’ in Readings in prose and verse

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90445

‘Cash Three’ in Readings in prose and verse

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90447

‘Natural phenomena’ in Readings in prose and verse

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90449

‘The dogs and monks of St Bernard’ in Readings in prose and verse

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90451

‘Bob the fireman: or, life in the red brigade’ in Readings in prose and verse

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90453

‘Mother Hubbard’ in Readings in prose and verse

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90455

‘The Holy Land’ in Readings in prose and verse

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90457

‘The precocious pigs’ in Readings in prose and verse

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90459

‘The phantom ship’ in Readings in prose and verse

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90461

‘The story of Little Muck’ in Readings in prose and verse

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90463

‘Punch and Judy’ in Readings in prose and verse

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90465

‘The educated cats’ in Readings in prose and verse

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90467

‘The pilot's story’ in Readings in prose and verse

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90469

‘Scenes from Pickwick, etc.’ in Readings in prose and verse

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90471

‘Cinderella’ in Readings in prose and verse

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90473

‘Ali Baba: or, the forty thieves’ in Readings in prose and verse

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90475

Jerome K. Jerome, ‘Utopia’ in Readings in prose and verse

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90477

‘Natural history’ in Readings in prose and verse

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90479

‘Aladdin: new series’ in Readings in prose and verse

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90481

‘Sinbad the sailor’ in Readings in prose and verse

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90483

‘The charge of the Light Brigade, and life with the colours’ in Readings in prose and verse

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90485

‘Adventures with wild beasts’ in Readings in prose and verse

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90487

‘The village blacksmith’ in Readings in prose and verse

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90489

‘Celebrated places of the world’ in Readings in prose and verse

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90491

‘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

‘The Arctic Circle’ in Readings in prose and verse

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90495

‘Discovery of America by Columbus’ in Readings in prose and verse

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90497

‘The calculating cobbler’ in Readings in prose and verse

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90499

‘Comic characters’ in Readings in prose and verse

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90501

‘Life in the Soudan’ in Readings in prose and verse

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90503

‘Paul and Virginia’ in Readings in prose and verse

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90505

‘The children in the wood’ in Readings in prose and verse

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90507

‘The wicked parents’ in Readings in prose and verse

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90509

‘The hare and the hedgehog’ in Readings in prose and verse

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90511

‘Jack the giant killer’ in Readings in prose and verse

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90513

‘The miracles of Christ’ in Readings in prose and verse

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90515

‘Little Red Cap’ in Readings in prose and verse

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90517

‘Little Tom Thumb’ in Readings in prose and verse

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90519

‘Incidents in the life of David’ in Readings in prose and verse

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90521

‘Handy Andy’ in Readings in prose and verse

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90523

Retaliation: [and other titles] (London: York & Son, n.d.)

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90525

‘H.L.’, ‘The mad umbrella’ in Retaliation [etc.]

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90527

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

S.N. Sedgwick, Inasmuch: or Ben Lagge's guest (n.d.)

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90531

Miscellaneous tales: no. 1 (London: York & Son, n.d.)

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90533

‘The miller and the sweep’ in Miscellaneous tales 1

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90535

‘The morning after the carouse’ in Miscellaneous tales 1

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90537

‘The tale of a tub’ in Miscellaneous tales 1

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90539

Charles Mackay, ‘The gin-fiend’ in Miscellaneous tales 1

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90541

‘The unskilful rat-catchers’ in several compilations

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90543

‘Honest Jack’ in Optical lantern readings

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90545

‘Not so easy as it looks’ in Optical lantern readings

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90547

‘Exciting adventures of a temperance lecturer’ in Optical lantern readings

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90549

‘Mr Stubbs's sea-side adventures: humorously illustrated’ in Lantern readings for fairy tales series A (c.1890)

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90551

‘Lucky Hans: or, Jack in luck’ in Lantern readings for fairy tales series A (c.1890)

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90553

‘Beauty and the beast’ in Lantern readings for fairy tales series A (c.1890)

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90555

‘A bag with holes’ in Six lantern addresses for children (1914)

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90557

‘A pinch of salt’ in Six lantern addresses for children (1914)

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90559

‘The thorn and the fir tree’ in Six lantern addresses for children (1914)

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90561

Adventures of Mr Snapshot and his camera: [and] Algiers (London: York & Son, n.d.)

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90563

J.J. Acworth, ‘Algiers’ in Adventures of Mr Snapshot [etc.]

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90565

Charles Wakely, ‘Beware of the trap’ in Recitations and dialogues for Bands of Hope 33

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90567

Robert Craven, ‘An awkward exchange’ in Short lantern readings 11 (1891)

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90569

Matilda Mackarness, A trap to catch a sunbeam (London: Crosby Lockwood & Co., 1887)

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90571

Magic lantern readings to accompany slides (n.d.)

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90573

‘The story of Ali Baba and the forty thieves’ (London: W. Butcher & Sons, n.d.)

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90575

‘Gulliver's travels: chapter I – among the little people of Lilliput’ (London: W. Butcher & Sons, n.d.)

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90577

‘The British Navy: chapter I – ships and guns’ (London: W. Butcher & Sons, 1901)

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90579

‘Every-day street sounds’ (London: W. Butcher & Sons, n.d.)

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90581

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, ‘Oblivious Mary Jane’ in The home of Santa Claus [etc.]

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90585

Pearl Fisher, ‘Hop-picking in Kent: or, the coster's annual pic-nic’ in Hop-picking in Kent [etc.]

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90587

‘Prout’, ‘The bells of Shandon’ in Hop-picking in Kent [etc.]

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90589

Life and work of Pastor C.H. Spurgeon (London: York & Son, 1892)

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90591

Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, ‘The wreck of the Hesperus’ in several compilations

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90593

F. Grove Palmer, ‘Fidgety Philip’ in several compilations

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90595

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

James Tipton (arranger), The boy martyr: or, faithful unto death (Glasgow: Bayley & Ferguson, n.d.)

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90599

Theo. J. Piggott, The good Samaritan: or, who is my neighbour? (London: A. Weekes & Co., 1891)

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90601

[The history of Great Britain: period I - the Guelphs] (Dundee: Valentine & Sons, c.1899)

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90603

Mark Guy Pearse, A good old man (London: Chas. H. Kelly, 1880)

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90605

Graham Gordon, The harbour of Heaven: a service of song (London and Glasgow: Bayley & Ferguson, n.d.)

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90607

Meddlesome Sambo: [and other titles] (n.d.)

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90609

The mischievous boys and the pea-shooter (n.d.)

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90611

Tompkins and the mosquito (n.d.)

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90613

‘The Tower of London’ in several compilations

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90615

A night with Burns (Dundee: Valentine & Sons, 1893)

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90617

The stately homes of England (Aberdeen: G.W. Wilson, n.d.)

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90619

Basil Mathews, ‘The maiden knight of voices’ in The splendid quest (1912)

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90621

‘Hesba Stretton’, Poison in the packet (London: Religious Tract Society, n.d.)

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90623

The marvellous cure: [and other titles] (London: York & Son, n.d.)

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90625

‘J.D.’, ‘Jones's baby’ in The marvellous cure [etc.]

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90627

‘Bagdad, the Persian Gulf and Bokhara’ in The marvellous cure [etc.]

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90629

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

The life of David (Bradford: Riley Brothers, 1895)

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90633

The demon cat: [and] Tippoo (Aberdeen: G.W. Wilson, n.d.)

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90635

C.W. Cole and William Ralston, ‘Tippoo: a tale of a tiger’ in The demon cat [etc.]

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90637

Caudle's curtain lectures (London: Poulton & Son, n.d.)

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90639

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 IV. The Reformation: Henry VIII to Elizabeth (Bradford: Riley Brothers, 1898)

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90643

The miller and the sweep: [and other titles] (London: York & Son, n.d.)

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90645

‘The wife's sacrifice’ in The miller and the sweep [etc]

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90647

Pompeii: past and present (London: Wrench & Son, n.d.)

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90649

‘Hesba Stretton’, ‘Poison in the packet: an old story newly told’ in Poison in the packet [etc.] (c.1902)

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90651

‘Joe Sparks, and what struck him’ in Poison in the packet [etc.] (c.1902)

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90653

Frederick Norris, ‘Dreamland: a temperance recitation’ in several compilations

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90655

Heroes and heroines of the Bible (Bradford: Riley Brothers, c.1900)

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90657

Marion E. Forster, Faith's primroses (London: S.P.C.K., n.d.)

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90659

Margaret Oliphant, ‘Jeanne d'Arc’ in Jeanne d'Arc [etc.] (1910)

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90661

G.H. Snazelle, How Bill Adams won the Battle of Waterloo (London: Samuel French, 1890)

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90663

The history of Great Britain: period G - the Tudors (Dundee: Valentine & Sons, c.1899)

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90665

Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, ‘The village blacksmith’ in several compilations

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90667

Robert Craven, The boys and the bobby (n.d.)

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90669

Robert Craven, A sausage story (n.d.)

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90671

The Crescent against the Cross: Mahomet against Christ (Bradford: Riley Brothers, 1896)

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90673

‘Haddon Hall’ in Haddon Hall [etc.]

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90675

James Broadbent (arranger), A garland of fair flowers (Leeds and London: James Broadbent and Hart & Co., n.d.)

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90677

Robert Lee, ‘The curse of drink’ in Walker's temperance dialogues and recitations 50 (1889)

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90679

Miriam R. Smith, ‘A wholesome meal’ in Onward reciter 250 (July 1892)

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90681

The halfpenny illustrated temperance reciter: no. 4 (London: UK Band of Hope Union, n.d.)

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90683

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 return from the tavern’ in Miscellaneous tales 9

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90687

‘The toothache’ in several compilations

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90689

Liverpool (London: York & Son, n.d.)

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90691

Athens and the Piraeus (London: Wrench & Son, 1893)

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90693

Fairy tales: no. 1 (London: York & Son, n.d.)

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90695

‘Tom Thumb’ in Fairy tales 1

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90697

‘The death and burial of Cock Robin’ in Fairy tales 1

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90699

The elephant and the crocodiles: [and] The coastguardsman (London: York & Son, n.d.)

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90701

‘The coastguardsman: or, the dreadful effects of drink’ in The elephant and the crocodiles [etc.]

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90703

Will Carlton's farmer and his wife, Betsey (London: York & Son, c.1889)

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90705

‘Smiting the rock’ in A garland of fair flowers

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90707

Hannah More, ‘Turn the carpet: or the two weavers’ in A garland of fair flowers

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90709

Margaret J. Preston, ‘The silver plate’ in A garland of fair flowers

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90711

George R. Sims, ‘Billy's rose’ in several compilations

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90713

A child of Jesus (n.d.)

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90715

‘Keeping his word’ in several compilations

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90717

‘The judges and the prophets’ in Short scripture readings 3 (1891)

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90719

‘The story of Solomon’ in Short scripture readings 3 (1891)

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90721

Lovers' strategy: [and other titles] (London: York & Son, c.1894)

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90723

P.B. Power, Take out the thorn (London: S.P.C.K., n.d.)

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90725

G. Cole Boroughs, ‘A Polish hero’ in A Polish hero [etc.]

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90727

The engine driver's story (n.d.)

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90729

‘W. Rye Leigh’, The river of life (London and Glasgow: Bayley & Ferguson, 1912)

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90731

China and the Chinese (London: York & Son, n.d.)

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90733

John Burnham (arranger), Silver lilies (n.d.)

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90735

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

The wisdom of the birds (Bradford: Riley Brothers, 1912)

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90739

W. Charter Piggott, The transformation of Jabez Grudge (Leighton Buzzard: T.J. and W.F. Piggott, n.d.)

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90741

The life of Martin Luther (Bradford: Riley Brothers, 1897)

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90743

Nursery rhymes: [no. 2] (London: Poulton & Son, n.d.)

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90745

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

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

Fannie Eden (arr. John Burnham), Father, come home! (London: W. Nicholson & Sons, 1888)

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90753

John Burnham (arranger), He careth for you: or, the sailor's garden (n.d.)

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90755

Thomas Day, Androcles and the lion (n.d.)

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90757

‘M.R.’, John Bruce and his resolution: brother likes ale, father (Norwich: S. Jarrold, n.d.)

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90759

Paris Exhibition, 1900 (London: York & Son, 1900)

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90761

Clocks: their origin and development (n.d.)

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90763

‘The house that Jack built’ in Readings in prose and verse

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90765

J.A. Houlder, Nonconformity and religious freedom (Bradford: Riley Brothers, 1904)

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90767

Arthur J. Doherty, ‘Bacteria’ in Bacteria [etc.]

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90769

Samuel Wilberforce, ‘Agathos: or the whole armour of God’ in Agathos and other Sunday stories (1839)

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90771

‘Wool manufacture’ in Manufactures (c.1901)

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90773

‘Cutlery manufacture’ in Manufactures (c.1901)

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90775

‘Boot manufacture’ in Manufactures (c.1901)

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90777

‘Shipbuilding’ in Manufactures (c.1901)

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90779

George C. Grover, ‘Manufacture of iron’ in Manufacture of iron [etc.] (1907)

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90781

George C. Grover, ‘Manufacture of tiles’ in Manufacture of iron [etc.] (1907)

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90783

Curfew must not ring tonight: [and other titles] (London: York & Son, c.1893)

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90785

F. Grove Palmer, ‘The sweep and miller’ in Curfew must not ring to-night [etc.] (c.1893)

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90787

Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, ‘The wreck of the Hesperus’ in several compilations

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90789

Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, ‘The village blacksmith’ in several compilations

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90791

Robert Burns, ‘The cotter's Saturday night’ in several compilations

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90793

J.J. Lane, ‘The tale of a flea’ in several compilations

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90795