An edition of The right of way: being the story of Charley Steele and another (1901)

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The right of way
Gilbert Parker
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An edition of The right of way: being the story of Charley Steele and another (1901)

The right of way

a novel

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Publisher
Harper
Language
English
Pages
419

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Previews available in: English

Subjects
Canadian fiction (English), CIHM, Roman canadien-anglais, ICMH, World War, 1914-1918, Canadian fiction
Places
Great Britain

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The right of way: a novel
1901, Harper
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The Right of Way: A Novel
1901, Harper
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The right of way: a novel
1901, Grosset and Dunlap
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Cover of: The right of way
The right of way: a novel
1901, Harper
in English
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The right of way: a novel
1901, Harper
in English
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The right of way
1901, Harper & bros.
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The right of way: being the story of Charley Steele and another
1901, Copp, Clark Co.

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New York, London

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Pagination
vi p., 4 l., 419 p.
Number of pages
419

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL14834317M

First Sentence

""Not guilty, your Honour!" A hundred atmospheres had seemed pressing down on the fretted people in the crowded court-room."

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