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Herself surprised.
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- New York, Harper [1948, c1941]
- 1948
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Item details Format Call Number Item Location Text NCW (Cary, J. Herself surprised) Schwarzman Building M2 - General Research Room 315 Available - Can be used on site. Please visit New York Public Library - Schwarzman Building M2 to submit a request in person.
Herself surprised, a novel.
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- 1941
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Item details Format Call Number Item Location Text 825C258 R431 Off-site Herself surprised : a novel / by Joyce Cary.
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- New York : Harper & Brothers, [1948]
- 1948
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Item details Format Call Number Item Location Text PR6005.A77 H477 1948 Off-site First trilogy: Herself surprised. To be a pilgrim. The horse's mouth.
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- 1958
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Item details Format Call Number Item Location Text BZ5 C332 F Off-site The female warrior [electronic resource] : an interesting narrative of the sufferings and singular & surprising adventures of Miss Leonora Siddons, who, led on by patriotism, joined the Texan Army under General Houston, fought in the ever memorable battle of San Antonio, where she, after seeing all her comrades slain, was herself shot down, and left for dead ... : full and interesting particulars / written by Herself.
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- New-York : Printed for and published by E.E. Barclay, 1844 [c1843]
- 1844-1843
The female soldier [electronic resource] : or, the surprising life and adventures of Hannah Snell, Born in the City of Worcester, who took upon herself the name of James Gray; and, being deserted by her husband, put on mens apparel, and travelled to Coventry in quest of him, where she enlisted in Col. Guise's Regiment of Foot, and marched with that Regiment to Carlisle, in the Time of the Rebellion in Scotland; shewing what happened to her in that City, and her Desertion from that Regiment. Also a full and true account of her enlisting afterwards into Fraser's Regiment of Marines, then at Portsmouth; and her being draughted out of that Regiment, and sent on board the Swallow Sloop of War, one of Admiral Boscawen's Squadron, then bound for the East-Indies. With the many Vicissitudes of Fortune she met with during that Expedition, particularly at the Siege of Pondicherry, where she received Twelve Wounds. Likewise, the surprising Accident by which she came to hear of the Death of her faithless Husband, whom she went in quest of. The Whole Containing The most surprising Incidents that have happened in any preceeding Age; wherein is laid open all her Adventures, in Mens Cloaths, for near five Years, without her Sex being ever discovered.
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- London : printed for, and sold by R. Walker, the Corner of Elliot's-Court, in the Little Old-Bailey, 1750.
- 1750
- 1 Resource
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- London : printed for, and sold by R. Walker, the Corner of Elliot's-Court, in the Little Old-Bailey, 1750.
- 1750
- 1 Resource
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- London : printed by J. Miller, No. 74, Rosemary Lane. Where Catalogues, Shop Bills, &c. are printed with Neatness, Accuracy, and Expedition, [1790?]
- 1780-1800
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