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Second Time Lucky
Second Time Lucky

By John Howes

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Ironstone
Ironstone

By Peter Wakelin, John Howes

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Trials Of A Tour Leader
Trials Of A Tour Leader

By John Howes

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John Howes' Ms. 1582
John Howes' Ms. 1582
John Howes' Ms., 1582: Being A Brief Note Of The Order And Manner Of The Proceedings In The First Erection Of The Three Royal Hospitals Of Christ, Bridewell & St. Thomas The Apostle
We Believe
We Believe

By John Howes

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Contemporary Counterfeit Halfpenny And Farthing Families Volume One
You'Ll Be Hearing From Us!
You'Ll Be Hearing From Us!

By Jonathan Saunders, John Howes, Tony Moseley, Niall Cherry

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You'll Be Hearing from Us is a detailed investigation into Operation Anthropoid and its consequences. Operation Anthropoid was a politically motivated plan devised by the Czech Government-in-Exile...

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