An Account of the Providential Preservation of Eliz. Woodcock, Who Survived a Confinement Under the Snow, of Nearly Eight Days and Nights, in the Month of February 1799. in Two Parts. by Thomas Verney Okes, Surgeon. the Second Edition. by Thomas Verney Okes (Paperback, 2010)
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An Account of the Providential Preservation of Eliz. Woodcock, Who Survived a Confinement Under the Snow, of Nearly Eight Days and Nights, in the Month of February 1799. in Two Parts. by Thomas Verney Okes, Surgeon. the Second Edition.
