2400 results for 'Iain Crawford'

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The William Crawford Memorial

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Backstage Access The Celebrity Portraits of Larry Crawford

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Greifenstein. By: F. Marion Crawford

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To leeward. By: F.Marion Crawford. / NOVEL /

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The Speaker Within: The Wisdoms of Adrian Crawford

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Soprano; a portrait. By: F. Marion Crawford. / NOVEL /

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F. Marion Crawford - Saracinesca: 'But my business is with Rome, and not with Europe at large''

Living Water: A Collection of Poetry by Bernie Crawford

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Casa Braccio. By: F. Marion Crawford . / NOVEL /

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Corleone, a tale of Sicily. By: F. Marion Crawford. / NOVEL /

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Khaled (1891). By: F. Marion Crawford: Fantasy novel

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Love in Idleness (1894). By: F. Marion Crawford: Novel, (with many illustrations)

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F. Marion Crawford - Katherine Lauderdale: 'It was between three and four o'clock, and Broadway was crowded''

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F. Marion Crawford - Casa Braccia: 'It simply came and went as the dark shadow of a thundercloud''

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F. Marion Crawford - Khaled, A Tale of Arabia: 'Thou art now a mortal man''

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The children of the king; a tale of southern Italy. By: F. Marion Crawford. / NOVEL /

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F. Marion Crawford - The Upper Berth: 'We had talked long, and the conversation was beginning to languish''

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F. Marion Crawford - Marietta. A Maid of Venice: 'I am going to send you on an errand to Venice''

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F. Marion Crawford - Marzio's Crucifix and Zoroaster: "The whole of this modern fabric of existence is a living lie!"

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F. Marion Crawford - Arethusa: 'Those obnoxious villains of Genoa were on the successful side of a revolution''

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Mr. Isaacs: A Tale of Modern India (1885) by: F. Marion Crawford

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F. Marion Crawford - The Primadonna: 'But the terrified throng did not believe, and the people pressed upon each other''

Hassell Street Press

A Partial Record of the Descendants of James Crawford and His Wife Huldah Thompson Crawford of Brunswick, Maine / Compiled by Chauncey E. Crawford.

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F. Marion Crawford - Don Orsino: 'Old Rome is dead, too, never to be old Rome again''

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Morris D'Camp Crawford and His Wife, Charlotte Holmes Crawford; Their Lives, Ancestries and Descendants, by Frank L. Crawford. (Paperback)

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Khaled (1891) by: F. Marion Crawford

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F. Marion Crawford - Corleone. A Tale of Sicily: 'He had made two great mistakes at the beginning of life''

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F. Marion Crawford - An American Politician: 'His square features assumed an air of gravity that almost startled her''

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F. Marion Crawford - The Heart of Rome. A Tale of the 'Lost Water': 'The magnificent marble staircase already looked neglected''

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Your Grandmother, a Memoir of Mattie Coolidge Crawford, by Fred E. Crawford.

Routledge

The Architecture of Edwin Maxwell Fry and Jane Drew: Twentieth Century Architecture, Pioneer Modernism and the Tropics. Iain Jackson and Jessica Holla (Paperback)

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F. Marion Crawford - A Cigarette Maker's Romance: 'I am an honest fellow, and I always mean what I say''

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F. Marion Crawford - The Witch of Prague: 'During the seconds that followed, his eyes were riveted upon the beloved head''

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F. Marion Crawford - In The Palace of The King: "I have said that I love him as no man was ever loved before"

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F. Marion Crawford - Doctor Claudius. A True Story: 'In truth it was an unnatural life for a man just reaching his prime''

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F. Marion Crawford - Wandering Ghosts: 'When Sir Hugh smiled he saw the faces of two women in hell''