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• Elizabeth Gaskell (links | edit)
• King Lear (links | edit)
• King John (play) (links | edit)
• Alphonse Daudet (links | edit)
• Sense and Sensibility (film) (links | edit)
• Alexandre Dumas fils (links | edit)
• Alexandre Dumas (links | edit)
• Mordred (links | edit)
• Wilkie Collins (links | edit)
• The History of Tom Jones, a Foundling (links | edit)
• Hall Caine (links | edit)
• Look-alike (links | edit)
• The Scarlet Letter (links | edit)
• Grace Metalious (links | edit)
• Le Morte d'Arthur (links | edit)
• Legitimacy (links | edit)
• Legitimacy (family law) (links | edit)
• Peyton Place (novel) (links | edit)
• Peyton Place (film) (links | edit)
• The Speech of Polly Baker (links | edit)
• Two on a Tower (links | edit)
• Love Child (song) (links | edit)
• Wise Children (links | edit)
• The Revenger's Tragedy (links | edit)
• Bastard Out of Carolina (film) (links | edit)
• Doctor Thorne (links | edit)
• Jerusalem's Lot (links | edit)
• Bastard Out of Carolina (links | edit)
• Social novel (links | edit)
• Fanny (musical) (links | edit)
• Ruth (novel) (links | edit)
• No Name (novel) (links | edit)
• The Maid of Honour (links | edit)
• The Abyss (Yourcenar novel) (links | edit)
• Fallen woman (links | edit)
• Home Front (BBC radio series) (links | edit)
• Mugwump (folklore) (links | edit)
• Jack (Daudet novel) (links | edit)
• Talk:Historia Regum Britanniae (links | edit)
• Talk:Illegitimacy in fiction (transclusion) (links | edit)
• User:Yarjka (links | edit)
• User:Jrockwell3/The Scarlet Letter (links | edit)
• User:Jkburton/sandbox (links | edit)
• User talk:Nihil novi/Archive 1 (links | edit)
• User talk:108.27.235.180 (links | edit)
• Misplaced Pages:Articles for deletion/Log/2011 August 14 (links | edit)
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