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Good pub food : a guide to Britain's best 600 pubs for real food and real ale
Nowak, Susan; Adam, Jill (1953-); Campaign for Real Ale
c2006
Includes index.
The wrongs of Englishmen, and the rights of freemen : being a comparison between the pretended English & the real American constitutions
Otley, Richard
1839
Caption title: American & British constitutions.
The real cause of the nations bondage and slavery, here demonstrated and the way of their freedome, from their sore and hard bondage asserted. Presented unto the Parliament of th Common-wealth of England
Hubberthorn, Richard (1628-1662)
1659
Indexed in: Wing H3228; Smith I, 1013.
An historical essay on the real character and amount of precedent of the revolution of 1688: in which the opinions of Mackintosh, Price, Hallam, Mr. Fox, Lord John Russell, Blackstone, Burke, and Locke, the trial of Lord Russell, and the merits of Sidney, are critically considered (v.1)
Ward, Robert Plumer (1765-1846)
1838
Appendixes: no. I. Copy of a letter from Col. Ambrose Norton [Nov. 1688]--no. II. Speech of Denzill Holmes, in 1660, to King Charles II.--no. III. Opinions of Mackintosh and Hallam upon the debates in...
An historical essay on the real character and amount of precedent of the revolution of 1688: in which the opinions of Mackintosh, Price, Hallam, Mr. Fox, Lord John Russell, Blackstone, Burke, and Locke, the trial of Lord Russell, and the merits of Sidney, are critically considered (v.2)
Ward, Robert Plumer (1765-1846)
1838
Appendixes: no. I. Copy of a letter from Col. Ambrose Norton [Nov. 1688]--no. II. Speech of Denzill Holmes, in 1660, to King Charles II.--no. III. Opinions of Mackintosh and Hallam upon the debates in...
The equitable jurisdiction of the Court of Chancery : comprising its rise, progress, and final establishment of the modern jurisdiction of the Court of Chancery : to which is prefixed, a concise summary of the leading principles of the common law, so far as regards property, real and personal, and a short account of the judicial institutions of England (v.1)
Spence, George (1787-1850); Maddock, Henry (1824)
1846-1849
Vol. 2 has title: The equitable jurisdiction of the Court of Chancery... comprising equitable estates and interests; their nature, qualities, and incidents; in which is incorporated, so far as relates...
The equitable jurisdiction of the Court of Chancery : comprising its rise, progress, and final establishment of the modern jurisdiction of the Court of Chancery : to which is prefixed, a concise summary of the leading principles of the common law, so far as regards property, real and personal, and a short account of the judicial institutions of England (v.2)
Spence, George (1787-1850); Maddock, Henry (1824)
1846-1849
Vol. 2 has title: The equitable jurisdiction of the Court of Chancery... comprising equitable estates and interests; their nature, qualities, and incidents; in which is incorporated, so far as relates...
Duchy Originals cookbook
Acton, Johnny; Sandler, Nick; Charles Prince of Wales (1948-); Gregson, Jonathan; Mardon, Gisele (1930-2015)
2006
Includes index.
The military memoirs of Capt. George Carleton : from the Dutch war, 1672 : in which he serv'd, to the conclusion of the peace at Utrecht, 1713 : illustrating some of the most remarkable transactions, both by sea and land, during the reigns of King Charles and King James II. hitherto unobserv'd by all the writers of those t imes : together with an exact series of the war in Spain and a particular description of the several places of the author's residence in many cities, towns, and countries; their customs, manners, &c : also observations on the genius of the Spaniards (among whom he continued some years a prisoner) their monasteries and nunneries (especially that fine one at Montserat) and on their public diversions more particularly their famous bull-feasts
Defoe, Daniel (1661?-1731); Carleton, George (fl. 1728); Symon, Edward (1741)
1728
First leaf and title-leaf of dedication are cancels. Formerly attributed to the real Captain George Carleton, but now known to have been written by Daniel Defoe. First edition, third issue. Earlie...