Leicestershire And Rutland Notes And Queries Vol. II 1893

Leicestershire And Rutland Notes And Queries Vol. II 1893

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Leicestershire And Rutland Notes And Queries Vol. II 1893Title: Leicestershire And Rutland Notes And Queries Vol. II Author: John & Thomas Spencer Publisher: J & T Spencer Publication Date: 1893 Format: Hardback Condition: This book is in good condition for its age other than some minor signs of wear. Worn spine, tanned pages. Reader's note Enjoy another piece of classic literary history with this rare, vintage book Leicestershire And Rutland Notes And Queries Vol. II. This book from 1893 is an Antiquarian

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