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Scott, Caroline. Acrostics: Historical, Geographical, and Biographical. 1863.
Scott, Caroline. Exposition of Types and Antitypes of the Old and New Testament. R. Bentley, 1856.
Scott, Caroline. Incentives to Bible Study. 1860.
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Scott, Catharine Amy Dawson. Against the Grain. William Heinemann, 1919.
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Scott, Catharine Amy Dawson. Charades for Home Acting. Woodford Fawcett, 1888.
Scott, Catharine Amy Dawson, and May Sinclair. From Four Who Are Dead. Arrowsmith, 1926.
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Scott, Catharine Amy Dawson, and Frank Rogers. The Seal Princess. George Philip and Son; Philip, Son, and Nephew, 1930.
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