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LIBRARY
- Devon (216)
- North Devon Athenaeum (216)
SUBJECT
- English Literature: Drama (216)
It Was The Nightingale: Volume X in the Chronicle of Ancient Sunlight sequence. (1962)
Hartland Forest, and, Roseteague. (1884)
Michael's Crag: With three hundred and fifty marginal illustrations in silhouette by Francis and Alec Carruthers Gould. (1893)
The History of Jack Sheppard: His wonderful exploits and escapes.: A romance founded on facts. Pirated edition of William Harrison Ainsworth's "Jack Sheppard". (1839)
The Talba: an historical romance. (1884)
Dariel: a romance of Surrey.: With drawings by Chris Hammond. (1897)
Plays from St. Hilary: Contains three plays: The Upper Chamber; The Eve of All Souls; The Stranger at St. Hilary by Fr Bernard Walke who was incumbent at St.Hilary, Cornwall. (1939)
Dartmoor Idylls (1896)
The Old Stag: Twelve short stories (1926)
The Call of Chambercombe: A true story of the North Devon Coast (1959)
The Drummer's Coat (1900)
The Patriot's Progress: Being the vicissitudes of Pte. John Bullock related by Henry Williamson and drawn by William Kermode. (1930)
The Red Lovering (1947)
Life in a Devon village (1965)
The English Past: Evocations of Persons and Places (1951)
The Pathway: Volume IV in the Flax of Dream tetralogy. (1928)
A Book of Fairy Tales: Retellings of stories from Perrault, Grimm et al with illustrations by A.J.Gaskin. (1912)
Through a Dartmoor Window (1937)
The Scandaroon: With illustrations by Ken Lilly (1972)
The Home Theatre: Twelve comediettas, practically adapted for Home Performance (1880)
The Beggar's Opera: As acted at the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane and Covent Garden (1811)
The Maid of Sker (0)
Dartmoor Idylls (1896)
Westward Ho!: Or, The voyages and adventures of Sir Amyas Leigh, Knight of Burrough in the County of Devon in the Reign of Queen Elizabeth (1901)
Pendower: A story of Cornwall in the time of Henry the Eighth (1882)
The Westminster Alice: Pen-name of H.H.Munro. Illustrated by F. Carruthers Gould. (1902)
What D'Ye Call It: A Tragi-Comi-Pastoral Farce (1763)
The Beggar's Opera: illustrated by R. Cruikshank (1830)
Red Spider: in two volumes.: Volume 2 (1887)
Three Marriages (1939)
The Loving Spirit (1948)
Rebecca (1941)
Damaris: Pen-name of Mary St. Leger Harrison (1916)
Achilles - An Opera: As acted at the Theatres Royal in Drury Lane and Covent Garden. (1779)
Court Royal: a story of cross currents in three volumes.: Volume 2 (1886)
Springhaven: a tale of The Great [Napoleonic] War: First published in 1887 (1912)
The Old Stag and Other Hunting Stories: Illustrated by C.F.Tunnicliffe. (1933)
Devon Boys: A tale of the North Shore (0)
The Beggar's Opera & Polly: 1923 edition from the second edition of The Beggar's Opera in which the Airs are placed in the body of the book. (1923)
Mary Lee: Fictional story of the life of Mary Lee set in Tawborough otherwise Barnstaple. (1931)
Ielfstan's Place, 15,000 B.C.-1919 A.D.: History of the village of Ilsington in a series of fictionalised episodes (1981)
Devon Boys - A Tale of the North Shore (0)
The Dream of Fair Women: Volume III in the Flax of Dream tetralogy. (1933)
[Three] Tragedies: Titles: Lucius Junius Brutus; Editha; Belisarius. (1792)
The Provincial Lady At Home and Abroad: Containing: Diary of a Provincial Lady; The Provincial Lady goes further; The Provincial Lady in America. (1935)
Henry De Pomeroy, or The Eve of St John. (1884)
Hartland Forest: a legend of North Devon. (1871)
Jamaica Inn (1947)
Lorna Doone: A Romance of Exmoor: Illustrated byu A.M. Trotter. (0)