Laurence Swinburne Books

The Deadly Diamonds
Ancient myths
Ancient myths

By Laurence Swinburne

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Robby on Ice (Adventures in the City)
Robby on Ice (Adventures in the City)

By Laurence Swinburne

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Two boys, one from southern California and one from Michigan, have very different reactions to the winter snow and ice in New York City.

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Writers Program Book 1
Writers Program Book 1

By Swinburn

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Writer's program
Writer's program

By Laurence Swinburne

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America's first football game
America's first football game

By Laurence Swinburne

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A history of American football from the first college game in 1869 between Princeton and Rutgers.

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Behind the sealed door
Behind the sealed door

By Irene Swinburne

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Describes the discovery of King Tutankhamen's tomb and the treasures found inside.

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Felisa Rincon de Gautier
Growing
Growing

By Warren J. Halliburton

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