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Lament for a lost lover

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    Narrator: Narrator: Betty Martison

Details:

  • Author: Carr, Philippa
    Contributor:

    Martison, Betty

    Summary:

    This is the fifth novel in the "Daughters of England" series. It tells of Arabella, a royalist in exile who returns to her husband's English home as a widow.

    Subject(s): Historical Fiction, Historical Fiction, Romance
    Original Publisher: London : Collins , London : Collins , Victoria Park, W.A. , Association for the Blind of W.A.
    Language(s): English
    ISBN:

    0002224178

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DC Contributor

Martison, Betty

Abstract

This is the fifth novel in the "Daughters of England" series. It tells of Arabella, a royalist in exile who returns to her husband's English home as a widow.

Subject
Historical Fiction
Historical Fiction
Romance
Publisher (Source)

London : Collins

London : Collins

Victoria Park, W.A.

Association for the Blind of W.A.

Not specified
ISBN

0002224178

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