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A History of the Vyne in Hampshire, Being a Short Account of the Building and Antiquities of That House ... and of Persons Who Have at Some Time Lived There
William Chaloner
Paperback. British Library, Historical Print Editions 2011-03-01.
ISBN 9781241306311
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Title: A History of the Vyne in Hampshire, being a short account of the building & antiquities of that house ... and of persons who have at some time lived there.
Publisher: British Library, Historical Print Editions
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Chaloner, William;
1888, [1887].
x. 173 p. ; 4.
10368.g.36
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