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- West Country Studies (45)
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- Writers (45)
Okehampton and Christowell (2002)
[R.D.Blackmore] ([1890?])
[R.D.Blackmore] ([1890?])
[R.D.Blackmore] ([1890?])
R.D.Blackmore and "Christowell" (1918)
A study of Richard Doddridge Blackmore (1969)
The Blackmores of north Devon (1973)
R.D.Blackmore and Lorna Doone (1903)
A matter of Exmoor (1973)
Romance in Devon (1965)
Lorna's author: letters by R.D. Blackmore to his sister (2003)
Lorna's author: letters by R.D. Blackmore to his sister (2001)
Lorna's author: the paternal ancestry of R.D. Blackmore (2002)
Erema or my father's sin (1880)
Cradock Nowell: a tale of the New Forest (diligently revised and reshapen) (1873)
Cradock Nowell: a tale of the New Forest (diligently revised and reshapen) (1875)
R.D.Blackmore and Christowell (1918)
R.D.Blackmore of Blundell's School (1984)
Alice Lorraine: a tale of the South Downs (1875)
Erema or my father's sin (1877)
Erema or my father's sin (1878)
Cradock Nowell: a tale of the New Forest (diligently revised and reshapen) (1881)
Cradock Nowell: a tale of the New Forest (1866)
The remarkable history of Sir Thomas Upmore, Bart., MP, formerly known as Tommy Upmore (18--)
The remarkable history of Sir Thomas Upmore, Bart., MP, formerly known as Tommy Upmore (1884)
Kit and Kitty: a story of West Middlesex (1890)
The georgics of Virgil (1886)
The georgics of Virgil (1871)
The fate of Franklin (1860)
The farm and fruit of old: a translation in verse of the first and second georgics of Virgil (1862)
Epullia (1854)
Poems (1854)
Fringilla: or tales in verse (1895)
Fringilla: or tales in verse (1895)
Richard Doddridge Blackmore: his life and novels (1930)
Springhaven: a tale of the great war (1983)
Perlycross; a tale of the Western hills (1983)
Springhaven ([1887?)
Authors' counties II: Devonshire : Mr Blackmore (1894)
Fringilla: some tales in verse (1895)
The remarkable history of Sir Thomas Upmore, Bart., MP, formerly known as Tommy upmor. (1885)
R.D.Blackmore: the author of Lorna Doone : a biography (1956)
Eric and Karine or Eric the XIVth ([1860?)
The merchant princes ([1860?)