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The Latin kingdom of Jerusalem
The Latin kingdom of Jerusalem

By Richard Jean

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2 volumes ; 23 cm

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Serpa Conver 2 Cass 6
Serpa Conver 2 Cass 6

By SERPA

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The scorecard
The scorecard

By J. Richard Aronson

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Demographic transition in metropolitan Sudan
The Romance of Gambling in the Eighteenth Century British Novel
Twisted Tails V Apocalypses Now and Then
Vietnam
Vietnam

By J. Richard Watkins, Richard J. Watkins

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Written by Bernie Weisz/Historian Pembroke Pines, Florida February 27, 2010 e mail:BernWei1@aol.com Title of Review: "Was This What My tour Was Developing Into, One Big Need For Payback? I have...

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