An edition of The literary associations of Hampstead
(1893)
The literary associations of Hampstead
Jack Straw's castle and Wildwood cottage.
by Nicoll, W. Robertson Sir
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Wildwood cottage was the home of the novelist Miss Mulock, afterwards Mrs. Craik.
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The literary associations of Hampstead: Jack Straw's castle and Wildwood cottage.
1895, The Bookman)
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The literary associations of Hampstead: (houses associated with) John Keats.
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Reprinted from the Bookman, vol. 7, February, 1895.
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