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The Dark Frigate

Charles Boardman Hawes

Publisher: Wilder Publications

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The Dark Frigate is a Newbery Medal winner for the year’s most distinguished contribution to American literature for children, a swashbuckling tale of adventure and bravery on the high seas.
Available since: 02/13/2020.

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