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Ellis
Peters.
Brother
Cadfael Omnibus: The Rose Rent; The Hermit of Eyton Forest; The Raven
in the Foregate.
London:
Little, Brown, 2001 (previously issued as The Third Brother Cadfael Omnibus,
1992; the novels were previously issued individually in 1986 and
1987).
ISBN
0316858927.
Hardback,
perfect bound; printed boards with dustjacket.
145x223x42mm.
Pagination
reproduced from original separate publications: 265pp, 224pp,
252pp.
English.
Good
condition.
This
item £4.50
797g.
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