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| title_full | Strathallan (1816) / Alicia Lefanu ; edited by Anna M. Fitzer. |
| title_fullStr | Strathallan (1816) / Alicia Lefanu ; edited by Anna M. Fitzer. |
| title_full_unstemmed | Strathallan (1816) / Alicia Lefanu ; edited by Anna M. Fitzer. |
| title_short | Strathallan (1816) / |
| title_sort | strathallan 1816 |
| topic | Women Great Britain Social conditions Fiction. Parent and child Fiction. Women Education Fiction. Femmes Grande-Bretagne Conditions sociales Romans, nouvelles, etc. Parents et enfants Romans, nouvelles, etc. Femmes Éducation Romans, nouvelles, etc. FICTION General. bisacsh Manners and customs fast Parent and child fast Women Education fast Women Social conditions fast |
| topic_facet | Women Great Britain Social conditions Fiction. Parent and child Fiction. Women Education Fiction. Great Britain Social life and customs Fiction. Femmes Grande-Bretagne Conditions sociales Romans, nouvelles, etc. Parents et enfants Romans, nouvelles, etc. Femmes Éducation Romans, nouvelles, etc. Grande-Bretagne Murs et coutumes Romans, nouvelles, etc. FICTION General. Manners and customs Parent and child Women Education Women Social conditions Great Britain Fiction |
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