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Kenilworth by Sir Walter Scott · Booklabria

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WaverleyBook 12 of 10

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Book 12, Kenilworth, this book
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First published: 1800
Editions: 256 in 6 languages
Series: Waverley, 12

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xlvi, 467p. ; 20cm

Subjects: History
Historical
Romans, nouvelles
Histoire
Action & Adventure
Marriage
Set in: Great Britain
Grande-Bretagne
Time: Elizabeth, 1558-1603; Richard I, 1189-1199; 1558-1603; Elizabeth I, 1558-1603
Characters: Robert Dudley Leicester Earl of
Amy Robsart Dudley Lady

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256 in 6 languages

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English220 French5 Undetermined3 Chinese1 All 6 languages

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