Lemon, Mark, 1809-1870
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Lemon, Mark
Lemon, M.
Mark Lemon
Mark Lemon British magazine editor
VIAF ID: 32794333 (Personal)
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British magazine editor
4xx's: Alternate Name Forms (15)
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Bywater, Sydney,
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1809-1870
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Bywater, Sydney
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1809-1870
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Crawley
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West Sussex
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orts
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Doyle, Richard
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1824-1883
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Greenwood, Louise
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Hood, Thomas
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1799-1845)
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Le Fanu, Brinsley
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1854-1929
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Le Fanu, Joseph Sheridan
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1814-1873)
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Lea
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London
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Seaman, Owen Sir, 1861-1936
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Taylor, Tom
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1817-1880
Works
| Title | Sources |
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| The Adventures of a Gentleman |
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| Arnold of Winkelried; or, the flight of Sempach! |
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| Brightly the morning breaketh |
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| The camp at Chobham |
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| The chimes |
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| The chimes; or, some bells that rang an old year out a new year in |
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| Correspondence |
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| Deer stalkers. |
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| The demon gift; or, visions of the future |
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| Domestic economy. A farce, in one act. |
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| Don César de Bazan. |
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| The enchanted doll. : a fairy tale. |
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| Falkner Lyle, or the Story of two Wives |
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| A familiar friend |
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| Fashionable arrivals. A farcical comedy, in two acts |
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| The gentleman in black. |
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| Ghost detective. |
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| Golden Fetters |
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| Grandfather Whitehead. |
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| O Greece! beloved Greece! |
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| The grey doublet |
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| The Heir of Applebise, and Our Lodgers |
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| Honesty the best policy |
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| The house of ladies |
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| Ins and outs |
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| Jack in the green; or, hints on etiquette |
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| The Jest book : the choicest anecdotes and sayings |
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| Keeley worried by Buckstone |
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| Legends of Number Nip. |
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| Leyton Hall and other Tales |
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| London charivari |
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| Love and charity |
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| Loved at last |
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| The loving woman |
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| The man with two shadows and other ghost stories |
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| Mind your own business |
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| Mister Nightingale's diary |
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| My sister Kate |
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| I ne'er shall hear his voice again |
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| Een onbezonnen huwelijk |
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| The P.L.; or, 30, strand! |
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| Pacha's bridal. |
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| The petticoat parliament |
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| Punch. |
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| The pupil of Da Vinci |
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| The railway belle |
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| Rossini's Lady of the lake song : duet |
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| The school for tigers; or, the shilling hop! |
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| Sea and land |
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| Self accusation, or, A brother's love |
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| Sir John Falstaff |
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| The slow man |
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| The small house over the water : and other stories |
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| De spaarpenning van den marskramer |
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| The story of Falstaff |
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| There's a spell that doth bind thee |
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| The three secrets : a drama in two acts |
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| Thy brow is dressed in sadness |
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| Tinykin's transformations |
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| Toekruid : Puntige gezegden en anecdoten |
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| Tom Moody's tales |
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| The turf |
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| The unpublished letters of Charles Dickens to Mark Lemon. |
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| Up and down the London streets. |
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| Up, up my sturdy mariners |
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| Wait for the End |
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| O would I were a boy again, 185-?: |
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| Het Zondagskind |
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| De zwarte toover-pop : een sprookje |
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