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The maternal spectre; or, Child of the tempest : being the history of the Dutchess de Lancy. Explaining her birth on an uninhabited island, the misfortunes and death of her parents, and her surprising release from that desolate place, by the Duke de Lancy, to whom she was afterwards married

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Type: Rare Books(Opens in new tab)
Publication date: [approximately 1810?]
Call number: 422055
Dimensions: 18 cm
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The maternal spectre; or, Child of the tempest : being the history of the Dutchess de Lancy. Explaining her birth on an uninhabited island, the misfortunes and death of her parents, and her surprising release from that desolate place, by the Duke de Lancy, to whom she was afterwards married

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