Six Brilliant English Women: Aphra Behn, by V. Sackville-West; Sarah Churchill [by] Bonamy Dobree; Elizabeth Chudleigh [by] Beatrice Curtis Brown; Lady Hester Stanhope [by] Martin Armstrong; Elizabeth B. Browning [by] Irene Coopere Willis; Annie Besant [by] Geoffrey West [pseud.]G. Howe, 1930 - 527 Seiten |
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