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John Rathbone Oliver

1872–1943

31 works

1927–1935 across 12 dated works

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Fear: the autobiography of James Edwards1927
Victim and victor1928
Foursquare; the story of a fourfold life.1929
Foursquare the story of a fourfold life1929

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Fear: the autobiography of James Edwards1927
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Psychiatry and mental health1932
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Foursquare; the story of a fourfold life.1929
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Article thirty-two: a novel1931
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The ordinary difficulties of everyday people.1935
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Pastoral psychiatry and mental health1932
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Victim and victor1928
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Rock and sand1930
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Tomorrow's faith1932
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The sacrificing women in the Temple of Asklepios: the fourth mime of Herondas : an early Coan literary document1934
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Fear; the autobiography of James Edwards1930
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Foursquare the story of a fourfold life1929
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The trials, Joseph and Thomas Ridgway versus William Clay and Joseph Cullingworth, and William Clay and Joseph Cullingworth versus Joseph and Thomas Ridgway: before the Hon. Baron Wood, at Lancaster, on Monday, the 29th of March, 1819.
With William Clay, Joseph Aston
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Priest or pagan.1933
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The psychiatry of Hippocrates: A plea for the study of the history of medicine1925
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"Hippocrates": a medico-historical note on the Howard A. Kelly collection1925
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Greater love1936
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Fear: the autobiography of James Edwards1931
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Criminology and common sense1926
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The life of Richard Turpin, a most notorious highwayman giving a particular account of all his daring robberies and burglaries; his broiling a woman to make her discover her property; his disguises, to avoid being taken. Apprehended for shooting a cock, he is discovered to be Turpin the highwayman, and committed to York castle. His trial, execution, and burial
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Pulpit oratory four centuries ago: exhibited in two sermons : now first printed (verbatim) from the original manuscript of the date of 1432 ; with the eight hymns from Henry the Eighth's primer
With Henry VIII King of England
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Report from the Select Committee on Extradition together with the proceedings of the committee, minutes of evidence, and appendix1868
With Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons. Select Committee on Extradition
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The wonderful, astounding, mysterious and strange history of Laura A. Marston, of Baltimore, Maryland (an autobiography.) who was abducted from her home at an early age, by a notorious smuggler, robber and murderer, by the name of Kentworth, who has been the terror of Baltimore and vicinity for years ... : together with an account of the shocking murder of Mrs. Emma Williamson, and dreadful death of the smuggler Kentworth
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An account of the execution of the late Laurence Earl Ferrers, Viscount Tamworth, and of his lordship's behaviour, from the time of his being delivered into the custody of the sheriffs of London and Middlesex, until the times of his execution By the authority of the sheriffs
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