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The pranks of Robert Playfair and Alfred Briton, the juvenile sportsmen
The pranks of Robert Playfair and Alfred Briton, the juvenile sportsmen
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The pranks of Robert Playfair and Alfred Briton, the juvenile sportsmen

Date1810
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  • The pranks of Robert Playfair and Alfred Briton, the juvenile sportsmen
  • Juvenile sportsman
  • The pranks of Robert Playfair and Alfred Briton, the juvenile sportsmen : setting forth the mischievous tricks, droll incidents and dangerous scrapes of them and their dog Tray : being a caution to over-indulging parents and a warning to young gentlemen in general against aspiring to pleasure unsuitable to their ages
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The pranks of Robert Playfair and Alfred Briton, the juvenile sportsmen : setting forth the mischievous tricks, droll incidents and dangerous scrapes of them and their dog Tray : being a caution to over-indulging parents and a warning to young gentlemen in general against aspiring to pleasure unsuitable to their ages. Running title: Juvenile sportsman.
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      CollectionOsborne Collection of Early Children's Books
      Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
      Call Number / Accession Number37131048635569D
      Dewey2308623
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      Unknown
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