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The Life of Lord Russell of KillowenThe Life of Lord Russell of Killowen, authored by R. Barry O'Brien and published by Thomas Nelson & Sons, unveils the captivating journey of a remarkable legal luminary. This biographical account offers a vivid portrayal of Lord Russell's distinguished career as a jurist, highlighting his pivotal role in shaping legal precedents and his contributions to the realm of justice. With meticulous detail, O'Brien delves into Lord Russell's early life, legal

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From his early education at Westminster School and King's College London to his adventurous foray into acting and his eventual transition to playwriting and journalism

This copy seems to be the 1st American edition published in 1928 by Alfred A

a movement known as Palladianism

the novel explores the ingenious idea of using raft convoys moved by natural forces like the Gulf Stream and prevailing winds to transport essential supplies across the perilous Atlantic

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a brilliant scholar dissatisfied with his earthly achievements

Pijoan's passion for the subject shines through as he guides readers through the evolution of artistic styles

both well-known and emerging talents

This two-volume collection

This anthology comprises 22 historical papers authored by the ministers of the parishes within the Presbytery of Cupar

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