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John Bunyan and the Gipsies : and the Encyclopædia britannica on the viper
Simson, James (1826-)
1886
A history of the Gipsies : with specimens of the Gipsy language
Simson, Walter; Simson, James (1826-)
1865
John Bunyan and the Gipsies
Simson, James (1826-); Leland, Charles Godfrey (1824-1903)
1882
"Mr. Leland on the Gipsies": p. [11]-21.
The gipsies, as illustrated by John Bunyan, Mrs. Carlyle, and others; And, Do snakes swallow their young?
Simson, James (1826-)
1883
Introduction. -- The nationality of the gipsies. -- Was John Bunyan a gipsy? -- Mrs. Carlyle and the gipsies. -- Do snakes swallow their young?
The social emancipation of the Gipsies
Simson, James (1826-); Argyll, George Douglas Campbell Duke of (1823-1900); Simson, Walter
1884
The contents differ from those of the author's 'The social emancipation of the Gipsies, especially those of mixed blood, etc.', 1895.
The Scottish churches and the gipsies
Simson, James (1826-)
1881
The first five of these articles appeared in "Contributions to natural history and papers on other subjects", and the last two formed a pamphlet.
A history of the Gipsies : with specimens of the Gipsy language
Simson, Walter; Simson, James (1826-)
1865
A history of the Gipsies : with specimens of the Gipsy language
Simson, Walter; Simson, James (1826-)
1865
The gipsies, as illustrated by John Bunyan, Mrs. Carlyle, and others; And, Do snakes swallow their young?
Simson, James (1826-)
1883
Introduction. -- The nationality of the gipsies. -- Was John Bunyan a gipsy? -- Mrs. Carlyle and the gipsies. -- Do snakes swallow their young?
The social emancipation of the Gipsies
Simson, James (1826-); Argyll, George Douglas Campbell Duke of (1823-1900); Simson, Walter
1884
The contents differ from those of the author's 'The social emancipation of the Gipsies, especially those of mixed blood, etc.', 1895.
The Scottish churches and the gipsies
Simson, James (1826-)
1881
The first five of these articles appeared in "Contributions to natural history and papers on other subjects", and the last two formed a pamphlet.