Winning an Empire or The Story of Clive;
de Stebbing, Grace
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London, Shaw, nd ( c 1900's?);. New Edition; Hardback; Good+/ No dj; 380pp with delightful illustrations. Lacks ffep, pages slightly age browned; Red pictorial covers with gilt lettering. Some marks on back cover. All edges gilt. An exciting story of the British Empire. .
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- Winning an Empire or The Story of Clive;
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- Stebbing, Grace
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- London, Shaw, nd ( c 1900's?);
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- Historical, Clive of India. Victorian. Historical
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