Eglantine, or The flower that never fades; an allegorical tale, altered from the French by the author of A narrative of three years' residence in Italy. Addressed to the Children of St. George Smith, Esq., Geeen-Hills, near Drogheda

Martin, Selina. Eglantine, or The flower that never fades; an allegorical tale, altered from the French by the author of A narrative of three years' residence in Italy. Addressed to the Children of St. George Smith, Esq., Geeen-Hills, near Drogheda. Dublin: J. Nesbitt, William Oliphant, 1828.

Martin , S. (1828). Eglantine, or the flower that never fades; an allegorical tale, altered from the french by the author of a narrative of three years' residence in italy. addressed to the children of st. george smith, esq., geeen-hills, near drogheda. Dublin: J. Nesbitt. William Oliphant.

Martin, Selina. Eglantine, or The flower that never fades; an allegorical tale, altered from the French by the author of A narrative of three years' residence in Italy. Addressed to the Children of St. George Smith, Esq., Geeen-Hills, near Drogheda. Dublin: J. Nesbitt, William Oliphant, 1828.

@book{ wphp_14733
  author={Martin,Selina},
  year={1828},
  title={Eglantine, or The flower that never fades; an allegorical tale, altered from the French by the author of A narrative of three years' residence in Italy. Addressed to the Children of St. George Smith, Esq., Geeen-Hills, near Drogheda},
  publisher={J. Nesbitt \& William Oliphant},
  address={Dublin},    }