Moments of vision by Thomas Hardy
Read
Præterita by John Ruskin
Read
Manchester and its ship canal movement by Ian Harford
Not in Library
Manchester by Alan J. Kidd
Borrow
Walker's Directory of the Parish of Halifax, 1845
J.U. Walker
Not in Library
Environmental Issues
D.K. Adams
Not in Library
Understanding Aids
C. Rouan
Not in Library
Brass castles
George Sheeran
Not in Library
Sir Henry Irving by Jeffrey Richards
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Religion and the rise of Labour
Leonard Smith
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Robert Kennedy by Brian Dooley
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Peak District country fairs
Andrew Caveney
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Publishing History This is a chart to show the when this publisher published books. Along the X axis is time, and on the y axis is the count of editions published. Click here to skip the chart.  This graph charts editions from this publisher over time. Click to view a single year, or drag across a range.

Editions Published
Year of Publication
subjects
Biography, History, Manchester (england), Politics and government, AIDS (Disease), Acting, British and irish fiction (fictional works by one author), Canals, Colonial administrators, Colonies, Commerce, Commercial law, Correspondence, Country homes, Criticism and interpretation, Critics, Dramatic production, Dramatic representation, Economic conditions, English Authors
places
England, Great Britain, Manchester (England), China, Foreign countries, Manchester, Manchester Ship Canal (England), Peak District, United States
people
E. J. Harding (1880-1954), Henry Irving Sir (1838-1905), John Ruskin (1819-1900), Robert F. Kennedy (1925-1968), William Shakespeare (1564-1616)
times
19th century, 1945-1989, 20th century

Authors

published most by this publisher
Ian Beesley, 2 books
George Sheeran, 2 books
Gary Firth, 1 book
Thomas Hardy, 1 book
John Ruskin, 1 book
D.K. Adams, 1 book
C. Rouan, 1 book
Andrew Caveney, 1 book
J.U. Walker, 1 book
Leonard Smith, 1 book
Ian Harford, 1 book
Robin Porter, 1 book
Brian Dooley, 1 book
E. J. Harding, 1 book
Jeffrey Richards, 1 book
Alan J. Kidd, 1 book

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