Britain in revolution, 1625-1660
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Word Count
203,500 words, Guess
Page Count
814 pages
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- Internet Archivebritainrevolutio00wool
- Internet Archivebritaininrevolut00wool
- Internet Archivebritainrevolutio00wool_227
- Internet Archivebritainrevolutio00libg
- ISBN-100198200811
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- ISBN-139780198200819
- Goodreads841800
- LibraryThing553595
- Library of Congress Control Number2003268553
- OCLC Control Number50525911
- Better World Books9780198200819
- Open LibraryOL3702031M
Classifications
- DDC942.06/2
- LCCDA405 .W66 2002
- LCCDA375.W66 2002
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