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Total number of records: 7

Count of Subject

Subject	Count
caricatures and cartoons	2
english fiction	1
witchcraft	1
world war, 1914-1918	1

Count of People and organisations

People and organisations	Count
Forrester, Alfred Henry	2
Forrester, Alfred Henry (1804-1872)	2
Seymour, Robert (1800-1836)	2
Forbes of Pitsligo, Alexander Forbes Lord (1678-1762)	1
Forbes, Avary H	1
Forbes, Esther (1891-1967)	1
Forsyth, William (1812-1899)	1
Great Britain	1
Great Britain. Foreign Office	1

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From 1700	1
From 1800	3
From 1900	3

Count of Latest date

Latest date	Count
Up to 1799	1
Up to 1899	3
Up to 1999	3

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A mirror for witches : in which is reflected the life, machinations & death of famous Doll Bilby who with a more than feminine perversity preferred a demon to a mortal lover : Here is also told how and why a righteous and most awful judgment befel her, destroying both corporeal body & immortal soul

Forbes, Esther (1891-1967)

1928

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Essays moral and philosophical, on several subjects : viz. A view of the human faculties.... An essay on self-love

Forbes of Pitsligo, Alexander Forbes Lord (1678-1762)

1734

Anonymous. By Alexander Forbes, Baron Pitsligo.

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Seymour's sketches (v.1)

Seymour, Robert (1800-1836); Forrester, Alfred Henry (1804-1872)

[1838?]

Illustrated engraved title-pages.

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Seymour's sketches (v.2)

Seymour, Robert (1800-1836); Forrester, Alfred Henry (1804-1872)

[1838?]

Illustrated engraved title-pages.

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The novels and novelists of the eighteenth century : in illustration of the manners and morals of the age

Forsyth, William (1812-1899)

1871

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Eden and evolution : a paper read at the Victoria Institute on the 19th January, 1925

Forbes, Avary H

1925

"(Reprinted by permission)".

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Protocol with annexes approved at the plenary session of the Hague conference August 31, 1929

Great Britain. Foreign Office

1929