From the January 1989 Issue Country Life Family Seats of the British Isles By Hugh Montgomery-Massingberd
From the February 1987 Issue When in doubt, move The Memoirs of Christopher Columbus By Stephen Marlowe LR
From the September 1987 Issue Unsolved Mystery of the Dauphin’s Private Parts Marie Antionette By Joan Haslip
From the December 1989 Issue Posthumous Convert to the Sisterhood Willa Cather: A Life Saved Up By Hermione Lee The Short Stories of Willa Cather By Hermione Lee (ed) The Song of the Lark & Death Comes for the Archbishop By Willa Cather
From the July 1989 Issue In Her Black Books A Bright Remembrance: The Diaries of Julia Cartwright By Angela Emanuel (ed) LR
From the June 1987 Issue How do You Expect to Score? The Faber Book of Cricket By Michael Davie and Simon Davie (eds) LR
From the April 1987 Issue The Last Post Last Letters: Prisons and Prisoners of the French Revolution By Olivier Blanc LR
From the November 1986 Issue Journeys Into the Interior A Life of One's Own By Joanna Field An Experiment in Leisure By Joanna Field
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