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Flora of the British Isles (1957)Published by Cambridge at the University Press in 1957, this is a comprehensive reference work on the flora of the British Isles, written by three renowned botanists: A. R. Clapham, T. G. Tutin, and E. F. Warburg. The book provides an extensive and detailed account of plant species across the British Isles, serving as an essential guide for botanists and natural historians.

The anthology challenges conventional notions of altruism and encourages readers to critically examine the multifaceted nature of human behavior

This edition was published by Hamish Hamilton in 1987

This is a first edition copy published by Cassell in 1957

The small community is abuzz with speculation: Was Levis murdered for his wealth

each accompanied by concise yet informative descriptions of their locations

This lot is comprised of four Enid Blyton Books

Quail uncovers the intricacies of the British anarchist movement

This undated edition was published by Frederick Warne

and architecture that characterizes these splendid churches

This edition was published by John Grant in 1895

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with each form and element offering intricate layers of meaning for those initiated into their secrets