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Nowhere to run

By Carol Drinkwater

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Cadogan Square

By Carol Drinkwater

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Christmas 1899, Its and exciting time to be young, and Lady Flora Bonnington is determined to, take advantage of all the New Century has to offer. Spring 1909 Dollie Baxter, Lady Floras ward, is sw...

The olive harvest

By Carol Drinkwater

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Third part of the trilogy (of which parts 1 and 2 are The Olive farm, and, The Olive season), documenting the author's life in the South of France.

The olive harvest

By Carol Drinkwater

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Third part of the trilogy (of which parts 1 and 2 are The Olive farm, and, The Olive season), documenting the author's life in the South of France.

The Olive Harvest A Memoir of Love Old Trees and Olive Oil

By Carol Drinkwater

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The hunger

By Carol Drinkwater

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Phyllis McCormack writes in her diary about the struggles to survive in Ireland during the great potato famine.

The Olive Season

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Y Newyn

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The Olive Harvest

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A l aube du XXe siecle

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