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Total number of records: 14

Count of Collection group

Collection group	Count
Brotherton Collection	6
English Literature	3
Herbert Read Collection	2
Leeds Animation Workshop	1

Top 10: Subject

Subject	Count
married women	14
english fiction	6
bigamy	3
deception	3
confraternities	1
falstaff, john, sir (fictitious character)	1
friendship	1
gender roles	1
home economics	1
housewives	1

Count of Place

Place	Count
England	6
Alexandria (Egypt)	1
Windsor (Windsor and Maidenhead, England)	1

Top 10: People and organisations

People and organisations	Count
Blavatnik Honresfield Library	9
Acton Bell	6
Billing, J	6
Bronte, Anne (1820-1849)	6
Charles Hunt, London	6
Newby, Thomas Cautley	6
Braddon, M E (1835-1915)	3
Lebick, Thomas	3
Confraternity of the Holy Family (Bradford, England)	1
Durrell, Lawrence (1912-1990)	1

Count of Earliest date

Earliest date	Count
From 1800	9
From 1900	5

Count of Latest date

Latest date	Count
Up to 1899	9
Up to 1999	5

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Lady Audley's Secret (vol 3)

Braddon, M E (1835-1915); Lebick, Thomas; Blavatnik Honresfield Library

1862

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Lady Audley's Secret (vol 2)

Braddon, M E (1835-1915); Lebick, Thomas; Blavatnik Honresfield Library

1862

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Lady Audley's Secret (vol 1)

Braddon, M E (1835-1915); Lebick, Thomas; Blavatnik Honresfield Library

1862

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The tenant of Wildfell Hall (vol 1)

Brontë, Anne (1820-1849); Newby, Thomas Cautley; Billing, J; Blavatnik Honresfield Library; Charles Hunt, London

1848

First edition. Acton Bell is a pseudonym of Anne Brontë. Printed by J. Billing, printer, Woking, Surrey (cf. colophon on last page of v. 3). Pagination: v. 1: [2], 358 p.; v. 2: [2], 366 p.; v...

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The tenant of Wildfell Hall (vol 2)

Brontë, Anne (1820-1849); Newby, Thomas Cautley; Billing, J; Blavatnik Honresfield Library; Charles Hunt, London

1848

First edition. Acton Bell is a pseudonym of Anne Brontë. Printed by J. Billing, printer, Woking, Surrey (cf. colophon on last page of v. 3). Pagination: v. 1: [2], 358 p.; v. 2: [2], 366 p.; v...

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The tenant of Wildfell Hall (vol 3)

Brontë, Anne (1820-1849); Newby, Thomas Cautley; Billing, J; Blavatnik Honresfield Library; Charles Hunt, London

1848

First edition. Acton Bell is a pseudonym of Anne Brontë. Printed by J. Billing, printer, Woking, Surrey (cf. colophon on last page of v. 3). Pagination: v. 1: [2], 358 p.; v. 2: [2], 366 p.; v...

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The tenant of Wildfell Hall (v.1)

Brontë, Anne (1820-1849); Newby, Thomas Cautley; Billing, J; Blavatnik Honresfield Library; Charles Hunt, London

1848

First edition. Acton Bell is a pseudonym of Anne Brontë. Printed by J. Billing, printer, Woking, Surrey (cf. colophon on last page of v. 3). Pagination: v. 1: [2], 358 p.; v. 2: [2], 366 p.; v...

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The tenant of Wildfell Hall (v.2)

Brontë, Anne (1820-1849); Newby, Thomas Cautley; Billing, J; Blavatnik Honresfield Library; Charles Hunt, London

1848

First edition. Acton Bell is a pseudonym of Anne Brontë. Printed by J. Billing, printer, Woking, Surrey (cf. colophon on last page of v. 3). Pagination: v. 1: [2], 358 p.; v. 2: [2], 366 p.; v...

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The tenant of Wildfell Hall (v.3)

Brontë, Anne (1820-1849); Newby, Thomas Cautley; Billing, J; Blavatnik Honresfield Library; Charles Hunt, London

1848

First edition. Acton Bell is a pseudonym of Anne Brontë. Printed by J. Billing, printer, Woking, Surrey (cf. colophon on last page of v. 3). Pagination: v. 1: [2], 358 p.; v. 2: [2], 366 p.; v...

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Balthazar : a novel

Durrell, Lawrence (1912-1990)

1958

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Managerial skills : yes they can be developed in the home

Howard, Karen; Leeds Animation Workshop

1986

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The manual of the Confraternity of the Holy Family for Married Women, in connection with S. Jude's, Bradford

Confraternity of the Holy Family (Bradford, England)

1907

Object of the Society: "To help wives and mothers to lead a Christian life, and to train up their children in the love and fear of God" (p.[3]).