Summary of Astra Taylor's Democracy May Not Exist, but We'll Miss It When It's GoneIrb Media · First published 2022Open the Tome
Taylor We Will Miss You but Probably Not As Much As You Will Miss Us. We Are Pretty AwesomeGoing Away Gifts Publishing · First published 2019Open the Tome
Black Swan at Home and Abroad; or, a Biographical Sketch of Miss Elizabeth Taylor Greenfield, the American VocalistAnonymous · First published 2018Open the Tome
Elegy on the Death of a Most Dear and Affectionare Daughter, Miss Harriet Taylor, Who Died November 15, 1794, in the 25th Year of Her AgeJohnn Taylor · First published 2017Open the Tome
Elegy on the Death of a Daughter, Miss Harriet Taylor to Which He Has since Added 'the Vision Continued', and 'A Short Concluding Dedication OJohnn Taylor · First published 2010 · Latest edition 2013Open the Tome
The Erotic Adventures of Miss TaylorDesiree Thorn · First published 2000 · Latest edition 2001Open the Tome
Jessie M. King and E. A. Taylor, illustrator and designer, from the collection of Miss Merle Taylor, sold by Sotheby Parke Bernet & Co. at the Charles Rennie Mackintosh Society..Sotheby & Co. (London, England) · First published 1977Open the Tome
The scenery of the Catskill Mountains as described by Irving, Cooper, Bryant, Willis Gaylord Clark, N.P. Willis, Miss Martineau, Tyrone Power, Park Benjamin, Thomas Cole, Bayard TaylorWashington Irving · First published 1876Open the Tome
Narrative of Miss Emiline Taylor's serial trance at Kelly's station, Penn'a, of Nov. 20, 1870, Mar. 9, 1871, July 10, 1871 and Sept 26, 1871Samuel E. Green · First published 1871Open the Tome
Narrative of Miss Emiline Taylor's serial trance at Kelly's station, W. P. R. R., Indiana County, Pennsylvania, of Nov. 20, 1870-March 9, 1871, and July 10, 1871Samuel E. Green · First published 1871Open the Tome
An elegy on the death of a most dear and affectionate daughter, Miss Harriet TaylorJohn Taylor · First published 1805Open the Tome
The genuine trial of John Motherhill (more generally known by the name of the Brighthelmstone Taylor) for a rape on the body of Miss Catharine Wade ...John Motherhill · First published 1786Open the Tome
Miss you : the World War II letters of Barbara Wooddall Taylor and Charles E. TaylorUnknown authorOpen the Tome
