| Call Number (LC) | Title | Results |
|---|---|---|
| DA690.L67 S74 2006 | The archaeology of the upper city and adjacent suburbs | 1 |
| DA690.L67 Y68 2005eb | A corpus of anglo-saxon and medieval pottery from Lincoln / | 1 |
| DA690.L7275 C65 1984 | Downham-in-the-Isle : a study of an ecclesiastical manor in the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries / | 1 |
| DA690.L76 B43 | To meet Mr. Ellis : Little Gaddesden in the eighteenth century. | 1 |
| DA690.L8 |
The Earles of Liverpool : a Georgian merchant dynasty / History of the Liverpool Privateers and Letter of Marque : with an account of the Liverpool Slave Trade / My account / Transatlantic Liverpool : shades of the Black Atlantic / |
4 |
| DA690.L8 A82 2008 | American travellers in Liverpool / | 1 |
| DA690.L8 A83 2006 | Liverpool 1660-1750 : people, prosperity and power / | 1 |
| DA690.L8 A9 1852 | Liverpool : a few year since / | 1 |
| DA690.L8 B435 2014 | Before the Windrush : race relations in twentieth-century Liverpool / | 1 |
| DA690.L8 B44 2007 | Irish, Catholic and scouse : the history of the Liverpool-Irish, 1800-1939 / | 1 |
| DA690.L8 B44 2007eb | Irish, Catholic and scouse : the history of the Liverpool-Irish, 1800-1939 / | 2 |
| DA690.L8 B45 2000 | Merseypride : essays in Liverpool exceptionalism / | 1 |
| DA690.L8 B45 2006 | Merseypride : essays in Liverpool exceptionalism / | 1 |
| DA690.L8 B45 2014 | Before the Windrush : race relations in twentieth-century Liverpool / | 1 |
| DA690.L8 B76 2005 |
Dropping anchor, setting sail : geographies of race in Black Liverpool / Dropping anchor, setting sail geographies of race in Black Liverpool / |
3 |
| DA690.L8 B76 2005eb |
Dropping anchor, setting sail geographies of race in Black Liverpool / Dropping anchor, setting sail : geographies of race in Black Liverpool / |
2 |
| DA690.L8 C57 2001 | Liverpool 8 / | 1 |
| DA690.L8 C769 2012 | Scouse : a social and cultural history / | 1 |
| DA690.L8 E27 2015 | The Earles of Liverpool : a Georgian merchant dynasty / | 1 |
| DA690.L8 F76 1999 | Work and community among West African migrant workers since the nineteenth century / | 1 |
