Too dearly bought
Agnes Giberne, M. (Madelaine) [Illustrator] Irwin
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Subjects
- Didactic fiction
- Domestic fiction
- Strikes and lockouts -- Juvenile fiction
- England -- Social conditions -- 19th century -- Juvenile fiction
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