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The gardens at Brantwood: evolution of John Ruskin's Lakeland paradise

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The gardens at Brantwood: evolution of John Ruskin's Lakeland paradise. / Ingram, David.
London: Pallas Athene Arts, 2014. 112 p.

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Ingram, D 2014, The gardens at Brantwood: evolution of John Ruskin's Lakeland paradise. Pallas Athene Arts, London.

APA

Ingram, D. (2014). The gardens at Brantwood: evolution of John Ruskin's Lakeland paradise. Pallas Athene Arts.

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Ingram D. The gardens at Brantwood: evolution of John Ruskin's Lakeland paradise. London: Pallas Athene Arts, 2014. 112 p.

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Ingram, David. / The gardens at Brantwood : evolution of John Ruskin's Lakeland paradise. London : Pallas Athene Arts, 2014. 112 p.

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