The third sixteenth Londoniad (complete in itself) [microform] : giving a full description of those principal establishments in the capital of England which are the most suitable for Canada etc.; being the continuation of an university grand prize poem…
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- The third sixteenth Londoniad (complete in itself) [microform] : giving a full description of those principal establishments in the capital of England which are the most suitable for Canada etc.; being the continuation of an university grand prize poem…
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The third sixteenth Londoniad (complete in itself) [microform] : giving a full description of those principal establishments in the capital of England which are the most suitable for Canada etc.; being the continuation of an university grand prize poem on the arts, also containing pieces on some of the most celebrated personages in the United Kingdom and in Canada, forming altogether episodes in a grand national poem on the arts
Author: Lidstone, James Torrington Spencer
Year: 1871
Chiefly in verse
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