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Henry Bäck

5 books found

Cover of Henry's Ride - Paper Back

Henry's Ride - Paper Back

Heather Lonczak · First published 2019

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Cover of Henry's Pocket Paper Back Fiction, Work, Third Edition

Henry's Pocket Paper Back Fiction, Work, Third Edition

sarah wickersham, Henry Wickersham · First published 2018

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Cover of A step from the New world to the Old, and back again; with thoughts on the good and evil in both. By Henry P. Tappan

A step from the New world to the Old, and back again; with thoughts on the good and evil in both. By Henry P. Tappan

Unknown author · First published 2005

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Placeholder cover for Mr. and Mrs. German Reed's entertainment ... Castle Botherem; or, An Irish stew, written by Arthur Law, music by Hamilton Clarke. New scenery by Messrs. Gordon & Harford. After which, Mr. Corney Grain's musical sketch, Our table d'hôte ... Concluding with Back from India, written by Henry P. Stephens, music by Cotsford Dick ..

Mr. and Mrs. German Reed's entertainment ... Castle Botherem; or, An Irish stew, written by Arthur Law, music by Hamilton Clarke. New scenery by Messrs. Gordon & Harford. After which, Mr. Corney Grain's musical sketch, Our table d'hôte ... Concluding with Back from India, written by Henry P. Stephens, music by Cotsford Dick ..

St. George's Hall, London · First published 1878

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Placeholder cover for Mr. Henry Robertson most humbly and respectfully solicits the support of the creditors of Covent Garden theatre in favour of his claim of the advance of his salary from 400 ℓ. to 650 ℓ. a year, dating it back from 1824, agreeably to the petition of Messrs. Kemble, Willett, and Forbes ...

Mr. Henry Robertson most humbly and respectfully solicits the support of the creditors of Covent Garden theatre in favour of his claim of the advance of his salary from 400 ℓ. to 650 ℓ. a year, dating it back from 1824, agreeably to the petition of Messrs. Kemble, Willett, and Forbes ...

Henry Robertson · First published 1829

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