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The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry
By Rachel Joyce

Wholesale price list of native trees, shrubs, plants and bulbs
By L.E. Williams Nursery Company

Wholesale trade list of hardy native lilies, orchids, ferns, aquatic and bog plants, wild flowers, deciduous trees and shrubs, and evergreens
By Isaac Langley Williams (Firm)

Hardy native plants, evergreens, trees and shrubs
By Charles H. Williams Nurseries

Native American ferns and wild flowers
By Isaac Langley Williams (Firm)

Native American ferns and wild flowers, evergreens, trees, shrubs
By Isaac Langley Williams (Firm)

Industry, trade and people in Exeter, 1688-1800
By W. G. Hoskins

The life and bibliography of Andrew Brice, author and journalist
By Thomas. Nadauld. Brushfield
Cavalcade by candlelight
Cavalcade by candlelight
By Eric R. Delderfield

The history of the cholera in Exeter in 1832
By Thomas Shapter

Seed list of native trees, shrubs and plants
By L.E. Williams (Firm)
University College of the South West of England, Exeter
University College of the South West of England, Exeter
By Murray, John Principal of the University College of the South-West of England, Exeter,University College of the South West of England
Exeter freemen 1266-1967
Exeter freemen 1266-1967
By Margery M. Rowe
The nature and happiness, of that habitual preparation for death, which the uncertainty of life demands, illustrated and urged
The nature and happiness, of that habitual preparation for death, which the uncertainty of life demands, illustrated and urged
By Austin, Samuel
Towards 2001
Towards 2001
By Devon (England). County Council.
Antiquities of the city of Exeter
Antiquities of the city of Exeter
By Richard Izacke
The trial of Wm. Winterbotham, assistant preacher at How's Lane meeting, Plymouth, before the Hon. Baron Perryn, and a special jury at Exeter, on the 25th of July, 1793, for seditious words
The trial of Wm. Winterbotham, assistant preacher at How's Lane meeting, Plymouth, before the Hon. Baron Perryn, and a special jury at Exeter, on the 25th of July, 1793, for seditious words
By William Winterbotham