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Pick fiction or non-fiction, then a genre, then a topic inside it. A book can sit in more than one genre.

The full library classification — every book has exactly one, more granular than Genre. Different counts for a same-named bucket here vs. Genre reflect two different systems, not an error.

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Ottawa, the future capital of Canada

1858

Nigeria

Anne Rosenberg

2001

Costantinopoli

Edmondo De Amicis

1878

Boston; a guide book

Edwin M. Bacon

1903

Description of the panorama of the palace and gardens of Versailles

John Vanderlyn

1820

Toronto of old

Henry Scadding

1873

The Niagara Falls Mystery

Gertrude Chandler Warner

1997

Edinburgh

Robert Louis Stevenson

1879

Winnipeg as it is in 1874, and as it was in 1860

George B. Elliott

1981

St. Andrews, New Brunswick, on Passamaquoddy Bay

1889

Chasing kangaroos

Tim F. Flannery

2007

The movie lover's guide to Hollywood

Richard Alleman

1985

Essential New Orleans

Honey Naylor

1990

Historical notes on the environs of Quebec

J. M. Le Moine

1879

London

Steen Eiler Rasmussen

1982

The Ladybird book of London

John Lewesdon

1961

Kingston and its vicinity

1900

India

Johnson, Denise Allard

1997

An Oxford university chest

John Betjeman

1970

A visit to Washington, D.C.

Jill Krementz

1987

A way of seeing

Helen Levitt

1981

Sahara unveiled

William Langewiesche

1996

Travels through France and Italy

Tobias Smollett

1766

On the Way Home

Laura Ingalls Wilder

1962 ★ 3.8

Low tide on Grand Pré

Bliss Carman

1893

Our Jerusalem

Bertha Spafford Vester

1950

Toledo

Albert Frederick Calvert

1907

The town

Leigh Hunt

1848

Paris! Paris!

Irwin Shaw

1977

Tugby's guide to Niagara Falls

Thomas Tugby

1885

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