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English Chapbooks
26 books carry this heading. It is a source-library term, kept as recorded; related traditions and headings below are drawn from co-occurrence, not editorial judgment.
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- Specimens20
- Chapbooks16
- fortune-telling7
- Fairy tales6
- Dream interpretation5
- Fortune-telling by moles5
- Spiritual life3
- Fiction2
- Fortune-telling by dreams2
- Giants2
- christianity2
- Biography1
- Chapbooks, English1
- Church of England1
- Conduct of life1
- Curiosities and wonders1
- Divination cards1
- English Jestbooks1
- English wit and humor1
- Fortune-tellers1
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The original Norwood gipsy; or, the fortune-teller's sure guide. Containing easy and simple rules on fortune-telling by cards, and by lines on the hand
Margaret Finch
1840
A brief history of William Abernethy
James Abernethy
1862
Fairy stories
Miscellaneous Pamphlet Collection
1700
History of Mother Bunch
Mother Bunch
1800
Love's true oracle, or, A new and curious fortune book
Thomas Boreman
1810
Mother Bunch's closet newly broke open
Poor Tom
1800
Mother Shipton's fortune telling book
Shipton Mother
1861
Nixon's original Cheshire prophecy in doggrel verse
Robert Nixon, Oldmixon
1850
The country wake
James Nisbet
1839
The history of will Brown, the poacher, and his daughter Betsey
William Clowes and Sons
1839
The second part of Mother Bunch of the West
Mother Bunch
1800
Ali Baba, or, The forty thieves
1810
Dreamers true friend
1874
Nine pennyworth of wit for a penny, or, The most exact and approved fortune teller
1800
Partridge and Flamstead's new and well experienced fortune-book
1810
The Golden dreamer, or, Dreamers' interpreter
1800
The Portsmouth ghost
1810
The Sleeping beauty of the wood
1800
The art of conjuring made easy
1801
The history of Ali Baba and the forty thieves, destroyed by a slave
1800
The history of Jack and the giants
1800
The interpretation of dreams & moles
1810
The second part of Jack and the giants
1800
The surprising recovery of Dr. James Scott, minister of the Gospel in the parish of St. Clement's, Oxford
1801