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Beasts And Babies

By David Creaton

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By David Creaton. Continues The Beasts Of My Fields.

Beasts And Babies

By Peter Dickinson, David Creaton, Dickinson-Peter

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Stated First American Edition. A near fine copy in a VG+ dust jacket. Dust soiling to the upper page block. The dust jacket has mild dust soiling and some rubs at the upper edges.

Beasts Go West

By David Creaton

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Beasts And Babies: More Hazards Of Rural Life

By David Creaton

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Beasts Go West

By David Creaton

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Suffer Little Children!

By David Creaton

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The Beasts Of My Fields

By David Creaton

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Beasts Go West

By David Creaton

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The Beasts Of My Fields

By David Creaton

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An English farmer describes his life on a farm before mechanization and the animals he raised and cared for

The Winds Of Change

By David Creaton

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[224] pages ; 21 cm Originally published: London : Allen & Unwin, 1960

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