life of John Critchley Prince

by R. A. Douglas Lithgow

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Published 1880 by Abel Heywood, Simpkin, Marshall & Co in Manchester, London .
Written in English

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Prince, John Critchley.

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Statement	by R. A. Douglas Lithgow.
Open Library	OL16536775M

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