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Frank Mildmay; . or, The naval officer.

Captain Frederick Marryat (London 1792 - Langham 1848)

Clandon Park, Surrey

The Pacha of many tales

Captain Frederick Marryat (London 1792 - Langham 1848)

Florence Court, County Fermanagh

Poor Jack

Captain Frederick Marryat (London 1792 - Langham 1848)

Dunster Castle, Somerset

The King's Own

Captain Frederick Marryat (London 1792 - Langham 1848)

Belton House, Lincolnshire

The phantom ship.. By Captain Marryat, …

Captain Frederick Marryat (London 1792 - Langham 1848)

Owletts, Kent

Peter Simple.

Captain Frederick Marryat (London 1792 - Langham 1848)

Owletts, Kent

Mr. Midshipman Easy.

Captain Frederick Marryat (London 1792 - Langham 1848)

Owletts, Kent

Jacob Faithful

Captain Frederick Marryat (London 1792 - Langham 1848)

Tatton Park, Cheshire

Japhet, in search of a father

Captain Frederick Marryat (London 1792 - Langham 1848)

Tatton Park, Cheshire

Peter Simple

Captain Frederick Marryat (London 1792 - Langham 1848)

Tatton Park, Cheshire

Poor Jack

Captain Frederick Marryat (London 1792 - Langham 1848)

Tatton Park, Cheshire

The children of the New Forest.

Captain Frederick Marryat (London 1792 - Langham 1848)

The Argory, County Armagh

Mr. Midshipman Easy.

Captain Frederick Marryat (London 1792 - Langham 1848)

Springhill, County Londonderry

The king's own

Captain Frederick Marryat (London 1792 - Langham 1848)

A La Ronde, Devon

Mr. Midshipman Easy.

Captain Frederick Marryat (London 1792 - Langham 1848)

Dunster Castle, Somerset

The pirate.

Captain Frederick Marryat (London 1792 - Langham 1848)

Dunster Castle, Somerset

Mr. Midshipman Easy.

Captain Frederick Marryat (London 1792 - Langham 1848)

Wallington, Northumberland

The dog fiend;. or snarleyyow.

Captain Frederick Marryat (London 1792 - Langham 1848)

Cragside, Northumberland

Frank Mildmay; . or, the naval officer. By Captain Marryat, ...

Captain Frederick Marryat (London 1792 - Langham 1848)

Cragside, Northumberland

Jacob Faithful.

Captain Frederick Marryat (London 1792 - Langham 1848)

Cragside, Northumberland

Japhet, in search of a father

Captain Frederick Marryat (London 1792 - Langham 1848)

Cragside, Northumberland

Jacob Faithful

Captain Frederick Marryat (London 1792 - Langham 1848)

Cragside, Northumberland

Japhet, in search of a father.

Captain Frederick Marryat (London 1792 - Langham 1848)

Cragside, Northumberland

Percival Keene.

Captain Frederick Marryat (London 1792 - Langham 1848)

Cragside, Northumberland

Peter Simple

Captain Frederick Marryat (London 1792 - Langham 1848)

Cragside, Northumberland

Peter Simple

Captain Frederick Marryat (London 1792 - Langham 1848)

Cragside, Northumberland

The phantom ship.

Captain Frederick Marryat (London 1792 - Langham 1848)

Cragside, Northumberland

Poor Jack

Captain Frederick Marryat (London 1792 - Langham 1848)

Cragside, Northumberland

Rattlin, the reefer. . Edited by Captain Marryat, ...

Captain Frederick Marryat (London 1792 - Langham 1848)

Cragside, Northumberland

Peter Simple.

Captain Frederick Marryat (London 1792 - Langham 1848)

Attingham Park, Shropshire

Snarleyyow

Captain Frederick Marryat (London 1792 - Langham 1848)

Cragside, Northumberland

Jacob Faithful

Captain Frederick Marryat (London 1792 - Langham 1848)

Belton House, Lincolnshire

The settlers in Canada.

Captain Frederick Marryat (London 1792 - Langham 1848)

Coleton Fishacre, Devon

Jacob Faithful

Captain Frederick Marryat (London 1792 - Langham 1848)

Coleton Fishacre, Devon

Mr. Midshipman Easy

Captain Frederick Marryat (London 1792 - Langham 1848)

Standen House and Garden, West Sussex

Masterman Ready . or The wreck of the "Pacific" Written for young people by Captain Marryat ...

Captain Frederick Marryat (London 1792 - Langham 1848)

Owletts, Kent

Narrative of the travels and adventures of Monsieur Violet, . in California, Sonora, & western ...

Captain Frederick Marryat (London 1792 - Langham 1848)

The Argory, County Armagh

The king's own.

Captain Frederick Marryat (London 1792 - Langham 1848)

Cragside, Northumberland

Mr. Midshipman easy.

Captain Frederick Marryat (London 1792 - Langham 1848)

Cragside, Northumberland

Newton Forster;. or, the merchant service

Captain Frederick Marryat (London 1792 - Langham 1848)

Cragside, Northumberland

The pacha of many tales.

Captain Frederick Marryat (London 1792 - Langham 1848)

Cragside, Northumberland

Mr. Midshipman Easy.

Captain Frederick Marryat (London 1792 - Langham 1848)

Mr Straw's House, Nottinghamshire

The little savage.

Captain Frederick Marryat (London 1792 - Langham 1848)

Wallington, Northumberland

The children of the New Forest

Captain Frederick Marryat (London 1792 - Langham 1848)

Sudbury Hall (Children's Country House), Derbyshire

The children of the New Forest.

Captain Frederick Marryat (London 1792 - Langham 1848)

Kedleston Hall, Derbyshire

Newton Forster; . or, the merchant service. By Captain Marryat, ...

Captain Frederick Marryat (London 1792 - Langham 1848)

Cragside, Northumberland

Valerie, an autobiography.

Captain Frederick Marryat (London 1792 - Langham 1848)

Townend, Cumbria

Peter Simple

Captain Frederick Marryat (London 1792 - Langham 1848)

Mottisfont, Hampshire

The pirate, and The three cutters.

Captain Frederick Marryat (London 1792 - Langham 1848)

Calke Abbey, Derbyshire

The universal code of signals for the mercantile marine of all nations

Captain Frederick Marryat (London 1792 - Langham 1848)

Calke Abbey, Derbyshire

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Showing 167 results

Frank Mildmay; . or, The naval officer.

The Pacha of many tales

Poor Jack

The King's Own

The phantom ship.. By Captain Marryat, …

Peter Simple.

Mr. Midshipman Easy.

Jacob Faithful

Japhet, in search of a father

Peter Simple

Poor Jack

The children of the New Forest.

Mr. Midshipman Easy.

The king's own

Mr. Midshipman Easy.

The pirate.

Mr. Midshipman Easy.

The dog fiend;. or snarleyyow.

Frank Mildmay; . or, the naval officer. By Captain Marryat, ...

Jacob Faithful.

Japhet, in search of a father

Jacob Faithful

Japhet, in search of a father.

Percival Keene.

Peter Simple

Peter Simple

The phantom ship.

Poor Jack

Rattlin, the reefer. . Edited by Captain Marryat, ...

Peter Simple.

Snarleyyow

Jacob Faithful

The settlers in Canada.

Jacob Faithful

Mr. Midshipman Easy

Masterman Ready . or The wreck of the "Pacific" Written for young people by Captain Marryat ...

Narrative of the travels and adventures of Monsieur Violet, . in California, Sonora, & western ...

The king's own.

Mr. Midshipman easy.

Newton Forster;. or, the merchant service

The pacha of many tales.

Mr. Midshipman Easy.

The little savage.

The children of the New Forest

The children of the New Forest.

Newton Forster; . or, the merchant service. By Captain Marryat, ...

Valerie, an autobiography.

Peter Simple

The pirate, and The three cutters.

The universal code of signals for the mercantile marine of all nations