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A Tale of Two Cities
A Tale of Two Cities

By Charles Dickens, Lucinda Dickens Hawksley

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In 18th century France, the rich seem to have everything they could ever want while the poor barely keep from starving. Injustice is commonplace, and discontent and revolution are brewing. The her...

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NO CONTEST Roomates No 12
NO CONTEST Roomates No 12

By Alison Blair

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Learning lessons Character builders
Ignite the stars
Ignite the stars

By Maura Milan

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"When the notorious I.A. Cōcha is captured by the Olympus Commonwealth and revealed to be a sixteen-year-old girl, she is sentenced to correctional rehabilitation at a training ground for the elite...

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Loyalism and the Formation of the British World 1775 1914
Company loyalty
Company loyalty

By Gordon F. Shea

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Shooting angels
Shooting angels

By Christopher Hope

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Blackberry trout face
Blackberry trout face

By Laurence Wilson

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Northern Ireland s Lost Opportunity
Loyalty and Disloyalty
Loyalty and Disloyalty

By David Knowles

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