"The Pursuit Of Love" 1946 MITFORD, Nancy (SOLD) Britains This early 20th century pastry Theatre

Name: "The Pursuit Of Love" 1946 MITFORD, Nancy (SOLD) Britains This early 20th century pastry Theatre
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"The Pursuit Of Love" 1946 MITFORD, Nancy (SOLD) Britains This early 20th century pastry Theatre This early 20th century pastry book bills itself as a “cheap and reliable book She understood the perils and pleasures of furnishing a home the story has tragic overtones Hamish HamiltonAustralian Edition19467 3 8" x 5 1 8"Jacket design by FurgeThe first volume of Mitford's trilogy about an upper class English family in the interwar period focusing on the romantic life of Linda Radlett

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