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More, Hannah The history of the two shoemakers Part I
More, Hannah Parley the porter. An allegory. By Mrs. Hannah More
More, Hannah Moses in the bulrushes a sacred drama. The subject is taken from the second book of Exodus.
More, Hannah The history of Tom White, the postilion
More, Hannah Parley the porter. An allegory.
More, Hannah Moral sketches of prevailing opinions and manners, foreign and domestic: with reflections on prayer. By Hannah More. In two volumes.
More, Hannah The history of the two shoemakers. Part I.
More, Hannah Moses in the bulrushes: a sacred drama. The subject is taken from the second chapter of the book of Exodus. First Worcester edition.
More, Hannah The history of Tom White, the postilion
More, Hannah Parley the porter. An allegory.
More, Hannah Moral sketches of prevailing opinions and manners, foreign and domestic: with reflections on prayer. By Hannah More. From the London edition.
More, Hannah The history of the two shoemakers Part II
More, Hannah The new fashioned philosopher.
More, Hannah The History of Tom White, the postilion.
More, Hannah Parley the porter. An allegory
More, Hannah Moses in the bulrushes: a sacred drama : In three parts. The subject is taken from the second chapter of the book of Exodus. By Hannah Moore.
More, Hannah The history of the two shoemakers Part III
More, Hannah The old man, his children, and the bundle of sticks. A fable.
More, Hannah The history of Tom White, the postillion; afterwards called Farmer White. To which is added, The history of Charles Jones, the footman.
More, Hannah The history of Tawny Rachel, the fortune teller, Black Giles's wife
More, Hannah Parley the porter. An allegory
More, Hannah Moses in the bulrushes: a sacred drama, in three parts. The subject is taken from the second chapter of the book of Exodus. By Hannah More.
More, Hannah The history of the two shoemakers Part IV
More, Hannah Parley the porter. An allegory.
More, Hannah The inflexible captive. A tragedy. By Miss Hannah Moore [i.e., More