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If you liked New history of Standford and Merton by Francis Cowley Burnand, start with The beast and the beauty, or, no rose without a thorn (1869), Paris; or, vive Lemprière (1866), and Mr. Punch's progress (1906). These recommendations are drawn from the same author, shared genres, and reader overlap on BookOrb.

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  1. 1 The beast and the beauty, or, no rose without a thorn 1869 · 39 pages · Francis Cowley Burnand · Same author
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  3. 3 Mr. Punch's progress 1906 · Francis Cowley Burnand · Same author
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BookOrb recommends The beast and the beauty, or, no rose without a thorn (1869), Paris; or, vive Lemprière (1866), Mr. Punch's progress (1906), An entirely new and original burlesque, being the very latest edition of a nautical tradition, told by one of the floating population to the marines, who entitled it, The red rover, or I believe you, my buoy! (1800), and Dido, the celebrated widow (1865).

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New history of Standford and Merton is by Francis Cowley Burnand.