An Epitome Of Brighton Topographical And Descriptive Involving Its History From The Earliest To The Present Period Together With Remarks On Sea Bathing Analytical Observations On The Mineral Spring At Wick Etc
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An Epitome of Brighton, topographical and descriptive; involving its history from the earliest to the present period; together with ... remarks on sea bathing, analytical observations on the mineral spring at Wick, etc
| Author | : Richard SICKLEMORE |
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| Total Pages | : 186 |
| Release | : 1815 |
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