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British writer and poet (1835–1913)
Also known as: Альфред Остин, ألفرد أوستن, 앨프리드 오스틴, アルフレッド・オースティン, 阿尔弗雷德·奥斯汀, Остин, Альфред
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- The poetry of the period (1870)
- Russia before Europe (1876)
- Tory horrors (1876)
- Tory horrors, or, The question of the hour (1876)
- Skeletons at the feast, or, The radical programme (1885)