[paper on Mark Rutherford]

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R.B. Graham &amp; F.E. Pollard from Autobiography of Mark Rutherford
Mrs Evans A Series of Character Sketches
Mrs Robson Revolution in Tanners Lane
Mrs Reynolds Catherine [sic] Furze
Mrs Burrow Mark Rutherfords Deliverance."</ptr>
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