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Runaway Serf
Runaway Serf

By Geoffrey, Geoffrey Trease, Trease

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The Popinjay Mystery
No Horn At Midnight
Seven Kings Of England
Pharmacognosy
Pharmacognosy

By William Charles, George Edward Trease, EVANS, George Edward, W. C. Evans, G. E. Trease, William Charles Evans, Trease, G. E. Trease, W. C. Evans, George Edward Trease

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George Edward Trease, William Charles Evans. Includes Bibliographies And Index.

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Danger In The Wings
Danger In The Wings

By Geoffrey Trease, G. Trease, Trease

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Dan's love of acting takes him far from his home in Boston, America, to England, where theatre flourishes. He finds work, meets the lovely Jessica and sees his determination rewarded. But in the 18...

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Live Like Larry
Live Like Larry

By Denny, Denny Trease, Trease

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Larry Turner perished in the 2006 crash of flight 5191 at Lexington, Kentucky. Never seeking attention for himself, this biography relates his triumph over personal hardships while working selfless...

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