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Books in the Colman Collection 2019 Item Author Title Branch Location 30129021677761 Douglas, Peter Village life NML NFKQC 30129022569579 Corder, Joan Dict of Suffolk crests, herald/Publications, v.4 NML NFKQC 30129021676995 Tames, Richard Anglian images NML NFKQC 30129021677621 Brooks, Peter F. Have you heard about Blakeney? NML NFKQC 30129021677977 Malster, Robert Sheringham lifeboats, 1838-1981 NML NFKQC 30129024758329 Wilkin, Martin Hood Joseph Kinghorn of Norwich, a memoir NML NFKQC 30129038441250 Turner, Dawson Catalogue of engravings, etchings and original d NML NFKQC 30129032963341 Taylor, Shephard Thomas Diary of a Norwich Hospital medical student, 185 NML NFKQC 30129032960727 Ketton-Cremer, Robert Wyndham Early life and diaries of William Windham NML NFKQC 30129024792633 Massingham, Henry William H.W.M, a selection from the writings of H.W. Mas NML NFKQC 30129022566500 Colman, Helen Caroline Jenny Lind book of children's sayings NML NFKQC 30129032959786 Nevill, Dorothy Leaves from the note-books of Lady Dorothy Nevil NML NFKQC 30129034676909 Davies, George Christopher Mountain, meadow, & mere, a series of outdoor sk NML NFKQC 30129037310977 Davy, Henry Series of etchings illustrative of the architect NML NFKQC 30129024785306 Carlisle, Nicholas Concise description of the end/Vol.2, London - W NML NFKQC 30129024785314 Carlisle, Nicholas Concise description of the end/Vol.1, Bedford-Li NML NFKQC 30129024792450 Johnson, Henry Life and voyages of Joseph Wiggins, F.R.G.S., mo NML NFKQC 30129032960776 Woodforde, James Woodforde papers and diaries NML NFKQC 30129021676748 Palmer, Frederick Danby Detail of the sums expended by Anson and Rumbold NML NFKQC 30129023454789 King, Edward Munimenta antiqua, or, observations on antient c NML NFKQC 30129026210006 Browne, Thomas, Sir On dreams NML NFKQC 30129026266321 Windham, Charles Ashe Crimean diary and letters of Lieut.-General Sir NML NFKQC 30129024755655 Theobald, Henry Studdy Crome's etchings, a catalogue and an appreciatio NML NFKQC 30129022590005 Sheepshanks, John, Bishop of Nor My life in Mongolia and Siberia, from the Great NML NFKQC 30129026266230 Leathes, Hill Mussenden Unnatural history notes NML NFKQC 30129024785215 Borrow, George Henry Isopel Berners, the text ed with intro & notes b NML NFKQC 30129026267170 Gunther, Robert William Theodore Rolfe family records, volume II NML NFKQC 30129022578786 Poll book, 1852. West Norfolk NML NFKQC 30129024794225 Ffiske, Henry Fiske family papers NML NFKQC 30129022563507 Patterson, Arthur Henry Rambles in birdland NML NFKQC 30129026282112 Langham, George H. East Anglians who have been Lord Mayors of Londo NML NFKQC 30129026222662 Thorold, John Antiquites de l'art heraldique, or, A short trea NML NFKQC 30129024784911 Battersea, Constance Reminiscences NML NFKQC 30129024751274 Albemarle, George Thomas Keppel, Fifty years of my life/Vol. 2 NML NFKQC 30129038474400 Brandon, Raphael Open timber roofs of the Middle Ages, illus by p NML NFKQC 30129028907419 Brandon, Raphael Open timber roofs of the Middle Ages, illus by p NML NFKQC 30129022569637 Wilson, A.M Friends of yesterday NML NFKQC 30129022578745 Poll book, 1822. King's Lynn NML NFKQC 30129022591607 Lynn Advertiser Full report of the King's Lynn election petition NML NFKQC 30129028279991 Jessopp, Augustus Wooing and the married life of Elizabeth lady L' NML NFKQC 30129032950074 Pyle, Edmund Memoirs of a Royal Chaplain, 1729-1763, the corr NML NFKQC 30129034681693 Paget, Charles J. Sketch of the natural history of Yarmouth and it NML NFKQC 30129028925551 Great Yarmouth Borough Council Repertory of deeds and documents relating to the NML NFKQC 30129032948052 Paget, James, Sir Memoirs and letters of Sir James Paget NML NFKQC 30129034288507 Turner, Dawson List of Norfolk benefices, with the names of the NML NFKQC 30129022568233 Mancroft, Arthur Michael Samuel, Mancroft essays NML NFKQC 30129022569728 Muirhead, James Patrick Winged words on Chantrey's woodcocks NML NFKQC 30129032959844 Bartell, Edmund Cromer, considered as a watering place, with obs NML NFKQC 30129028920008 Finch, Thomas Essays on the principles of political philosophy NML NFKQC 30129026255407 Bidwell, William Henry Annals of an East Anglian bank NML NFKQC 30129022593157 Carrington, E. Thoughts of many minds, original and selected NML NFKQC 30129022578299 Contest, or a collection of the most material pa NML NFKQC 30129026211277 Harmer, Frederic William Glacial geology of Norfolk & Suffolk, with a con NML NFKQC 30129035439125 Jennings, Payne Sun pictures of the Norfolk broads NML NFKQC 30129026272295 Le Strange, Hamon Le Strange records, a chronicle of the early Le NML NFKQC 30129022592589 Day, Thomas Thoughts on incorporations in general, on that o NML NFKQC 30129022565080 Crosse, John Green Sketches of the medical schools of Paris NML NFKQC 30129021684957 King, John Essay on hot and cold bathing NML NFKQC 30129024757727 Bateman, Frederic On hygiene, an address delivered at the opening NML NFKQC 30129037310837 Nankivell, Herbert On the position of therapeutics as science and a NML NFKQC 30129024785561 Ruggles-Brise, Cecily J. Notes on some birds of Dar Es Salam NML NFKQC 30129028921196 Eade, Peter Preventive medicine, an address delivered before NML NFKQC 30129024757370 Ogle, James Ambrose Voluntary parochial councils, two papers read at NML NFKQC 30129026227273 Gunn, John Sermon, preached on the occasion of the death of NML NFKQC 30129022584446 Donne, William Bodham Address delivered to members of the Norwich Athe NML NFKQC 30129024755671 Pellew, George Faithful steward, a sermon preached in the cathe NML NFKQC 30129022565841 Milner, Dr. Substance of a discourse, delivered at the funer NML NFKQC 30129022591235 ffiske, William H. Boulton and Paul Ltd and the Great War NML NFKQC 30129026279977 Harwood, E. Sermon occasioned by the death of the Rev. John NML NFKQC 30129026257155 Collinges, John Elisha's lamentation for Elijah, or, The just ca NML NFKQC 30129022566641 Manby, Alan Reeve Nursing, the ladies lecture of the first aid ser NML NFKQC 30129022587787 Alexander, John Mourning congregation reminded of the work of th NML NFKQC 30129022591144 If we believe that Jesus died and rose again, ev NML NFKQC 30129026265836 White, Richard Advice on the management of the teeth, with prac NML NFKQC 30129024747389 Mais, Stuart Petre Brodie England of the windmills NML NFKQC 30129026256769 Eade, Peter Medical notes and essays/Fasciculus 1, Notes on NML NFKQC 30129021685095 Murrell, James Valuable recipes for neat stock, horses, sheep, NML NFKQC 30129026266362 Copeman, Edward Records of obstetric consultation practice, and NML NFKQC 30129028919463 Crosse, John Green Cases in midwifery NML NFKQC 30129026266594 Crosse, John Green Cases in midwifery NML NFKQC 30129026227497 Hull, Robert Essays on determination of blood to the head NML NFKQC 30129028907518 Bateman, Frederic Idiot, his place in creation and his claims on s NML NFKQC 30129026224486 Copeman, Edward A report on the cerebral affections of infancy, NML NFKQC 30129026266941 Hull, Robert Cursory notes on the morbid eye NML NFKQC 30129022599691 Brereton, Charles David, Elder Catechism on the seven sacraments NML NFKQC 30129024757776 Innes, John Boutet Cursory observations, on a book entitled "Baptis NML NFKQC 30129028924448 Hull, William Baptismal regeneration, as exhibited in the form NML NFKQC 30129028918408 Blundeville, Thomas Fower chiefest offices belonging to horsemanship NML NFKQC 30129028918416 Blundeville, Thomas Mr. Blundevil his exercises containing eight tre NML NFKQC 30129028909266 Becon, Thomas Early works of Thomas Becon, chaplain to Arch Bi NML NFKQC 30129028918457 Becon, Thomas Godlye and holesome preservatyve against despera NML NFKQC 30129028909340 Amyot, Thomas Some account of the life of the Right Honourable NML NFKQC 30129028909464 Aikin, John Essays on song writing, with a collection of suc NML NFKQC 30129028918614 Buck, James, Rev. Treatise of the Beatitudes, or, Christs happy me NML NFKQC 30129022593447 Bowman, Thomas Review of the doctrines of the Reformation, with NML NFKQC 30129028918697 Bowman, Thomas Review of the doctrines of the Reformation, with NML NFKQC 30129028918739 Backhouse, Sarah Memoir of James Backhouse NML NFKQC 30129028918770 Barrett, George Slatyer Seven words from the Cross/Christian Worker's Se NML NFKQC 30129028909589 Aikin, John Letters from a father to his son on various topi NML NFKQC 30129028918424 Brightwell, Cecilia Lucy Papers] NML NFKQC 30129028918507 Bullock, Charles Queen's resolve, "I will be good", with royal an NML NFKQC 30129028918549 Barrett-Lennard, Thomas Account of the families of Lennard and Barrett, NML NFKQC 30129028918580 Bowman, Thomas Principles of Christianity, as taught in Scriptu NML NFKQC 30129028918705 Bentley, Elizabeth Tales in verse, for the entertai/Part I NML NFKQC 30129028918747 Bentley, Elizabeth Tales in verse, for the entertainment of childre NML NFKQC 30129028918788 Bentley, Elizabeth Miscellaneous poems, being the genuine compositi NML NFKQC 30129028918432 Brightwell, Cecilia Lucy Romantic incidents in the lives of naturalists a NML NFKQC 30129028918515 Bayly, Mary Life and letters of Mrs. Sewell NML NFKQC 30129028918556 Aikin, John Evenings at home, or, The juvenile budget opened NML NFKQC 30129028918598 Brightwell, Cecilia Lucy So great love!, sketches of missionary life and NML NFKQC 30129028918671 Brightwell, Cecilia Lucy Difficulties overcome, scenes in the life of Ale NML NFKQC 30129028918754 Brady, Robert Full and clear answer to a book written by Willi NML NFKQC 30129028909233 Akenside, Mark Pleasures of imagination,
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