An edition of Walks, talks, travels, and exploits of two schoolboys: a book for boys (1859)

Walks, talks, travels and exploits of two schoolboys

a book for boys

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An edition of Walks, talks, travels, and exploits of two schoolboys: a book for boys (1859)

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Macmillan and Co.
Language
English
Pages
433

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Cover of: Walks, talks, travels and exploits of two schoolboys
Walks, talks, travels and exploits of two schoolboys: a book for boys
1892, Macmillan and Co.
in English - New ed.
Cover of: Walks, talks, travels, and exploits of two schoolboys
Walks, talks, travels, and exploits of two schoolboys: a book for boys
1892, Macmillan
- New ed.
Cover of: Walks, talks, travels and exploits of two schoolboys
Walks, talks, travels and exploits of two schoolboys: a book for boys
1859, Routledge, Warne, and Routledge
in English

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Includes publisher's catalog.

Illustrations drawn by Harrison Weir, engraved by Dalziel Brothers.

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Published in
London (Bedford Street, Covent Garden), New York

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Pagination
xi, 433, 44 p., [7] leaves of plates
Number of pages
433

Edition Identifiers

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OL59294644M
OCLC/WorldCat
192022003

Work Identifiers

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OL5593797W

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