 Photo by Roloff Beny, Hotel Cipriani, Venice, 1957 (Credit: Roloff Beny/Library and Archives Canada/ PA-193744) | Nancy MitfordAuthor of The Pursuit of Love & Love in a Cold Climate: Two NovelsAlso known as: N. MITFORD, Nabcy Mitford, Nancy Mitford, Nnancy Mitford, ed., Nancy Mitford, Nancy, Ed. Mitford ... (see complete list), Nancy Freeman Mitford, Editor: Mitford Nancy, Nancy Mitford translator, Nancy Mitford; Picture Researcher Joy Law, Lucy (translation); Mitford, Nancy (preface) Saint, Nancy (Editor); Lynes, Russell (Introduction) Mitf, Nancy (editor) ; Ross, Alan S. C.; Mitford, Nancy;
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