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Remove constraint Period: 19th centuryAssociated Places Brighton (England)
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- A companion from London to Brighthelmston, in Sussex
- 1801
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- Topographical sketches of Brighthelmston and its neighbourhood
- [1824]
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- A coasting view of Brighton
- published April 1, 1824
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- A scramble through London & Brighton
- [1884]
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- Brighton and its coaches
- MDCCCXCIV [1894]
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- The history of Brighton, with the latest improvements, to 1835
- [1836]
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- Topographical sketches of Brighthelmston and its neighbourhood
- [1825]
8
- The history of Brighton, with the latest improvements, to 1834
- [1835]
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- Shampooing, or, Benefits resulting from the use of the Indian medicated vapour bath
- 1822
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- An historical & topographical picture of Brighton and its environs ..
- 1825
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- An historical and descriptive account of the coast of Sussex. Brighton, Eastbourn, Hastings, St. Leonards, Rye, &c. &c. &c
- 1833
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- P.I. de Loutherbourgs Picturesque scenery of Great Britain
- 1801
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- Sickelmore's Descriptive views of Brighton
- 1824
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- The Royal Pavilion at Brighton
- [1826]
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- Select views of Brighton,
- 1829]
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- Baxter's Stranger in Brighton and directory
- 1824
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- Album
- 1823-1825
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- The beauties of Brighton ..
- [ca.1830]
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- The Brighton drawing book
- [184-?]
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- To her most gracious majesty the Queen, this panorama is by permission most gratefully and humbly dedicated by W.H. Mason
- 1833
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- A short history of Brighthelmston
- 1829
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- Ward & Lock's Tourist's picturesque guide to Brighton
- [1882?]
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- The royal edition, patronized by the Queen. Brighton as it is, 1832
- [1832]
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- The history of Brighton, with the latest improvements, to 1831
- [1832]
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- Peep at Brighton
- June 29th, 1848
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- Picture-worship and image-adoration
- 1846
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- The stranger's guide in Brighton
- [1841]
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- Stationery with views in England and Wales
- circa [1865?]
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- Sickelmore's History of Brighton
- 1824
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- The watering places of Great Britain and fashionable directory
- 1831
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- D.B. Friend's Handy guide to Brighton
- 1886
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- Wallis's royal edition, with seven engravings, patronized by the Queen. Brighton as it is, 1840
- [1840]
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- The comic guide to Brighton
- [1875?]
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- The Brighton Pavilion and its royal associations
- 1882
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- A review of the first masquerade at the Royal Gardens, Brighton
- 1829
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- Bruce's History of Brighton and stranger's guide
- 1828
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- An excursion to Brighton, with an account of the Royal Pavilion
- 1821
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- Brighton and its environs
- 1809
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- Sickelmore's select views of Brighton
- [1827]
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- Baxter's Select sketches in Brighton, Lewes, and their environs
- 1827
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- Round about a Brighton coach office
- 1896
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- W. H. Mason's illustrations of the Devil's Dyke, (near Brighton,)
- May 26th, 1846
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- Six Brighton views
- 1841
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- Album of cartes-de-visite, cabinet cards, and other photographs
- circa 1870
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- Souvenir of Brighton
- [1860s?]
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- Select views of Brighton
- [1833]
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- W. Grant's iIlustrations of the Dyke, near Brighton
- [ca. 1850]
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- Sketchbook containing views of Boulogne and the south of England, including Folkestone, Dover, and Brighton
- 1860s
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- Panoramic views of Brighton from the sea
- [ca. 1840]
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- The antiquities and description of Arundel Castle, Sussex,
- 1817
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- W.H. Mason's New drawing book of sketches from Brighton beach
- 1840