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Articles on Novels by Bernard Cornwell, Including: The Warlord Chronicles, Sharpe's Rifles (Novel), the Starbuck Chronicles, the Last Kingdom, the Pale Horseman, the Lords of the North, the Winter King, Enemy of God
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60 pages, Paperback
First published August 26, 2011
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