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7 best short stories by Gilbert Parker

Gilbert Parker, August Nemo

Publisher: Tacet Books

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Summary

Sir Gilbert Parker was a British novelist of popular adventure and historical romances whose most widely known work was The Seats of the Mighty, a novel of the 17th-century conquest of Quebec.
This book contains:

- The Little Bell of Honour.
- The Baron of Beaugard.
- The Singing of the Bees.
- The Marriage of the Miller.
- Mathurin.
- Uncle Jim.
- Parpon the Dwarf.
Available since: 05/16/2020.

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