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INDEX SEARCH RESULTS FOR: 'WETS'
wets (and Mrs Thatcher)
Wettin - and Saxony
Wetzlar - and Goethe
Wexford - and the Vikings
- taken by Normans
- and Oliver Cromwell
Weyden, Rogier van der
Weyler, Valeriano - governor in Cuba
W.H., Mr - and Shakespeare's Sonnets
What Every Woman Knows - by Barrie
What the Papers Say (Granada TV)
'Whaur's your Wullie Shakspear noo?'
Wheatley, Francis - and Cries of London
Wheatstone, Charles
wheel - as development in technology
- in pottery
- first use for transport
Wheeler, Mortimer
Wheeling - and the National Road
Wheldon, Huw
whelk stall (proverbial)
Which? (Consumers' Association)
Whig party - in America from 1834
- and the new Republican party
Whig - origin of term in Britain
Whigs (and Tories)
While shepherds watched their flocks
Whips (in British parliament)
Whipsnade (zoo)
whirling dervishes - and Sufism
whisky (Scotch and Irish)
Whisky Galore
- and Barra
whist - and Edmond Hoyle
- brief account
whistled language - in Gomera
Whistler, James McNeill
- Aesthetic Movement
- and Chelsea
- and Glasgow Boys
- and Gwen John
- Grosvenor Gallery
Whistler brothers (Rex and Laurence)
- Plas Newydd
Whitaker's Almanack
- and brewery
Whitby - synod of 664
- brief account of town
- brief account of synod
- and Caedmon
White, Gilbert
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