Children of the Lion
by Peter Danielson
ISBN: 0839828691
ISBN-13: 9780839828693
Format: Hardcover
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Publisher: Gregg Pr
Published date: 1985
Publisher's Notes
Out of the Land of Goshen and into the wilderness of Canaan the caravans of Abraham and his followers journey in a desperate search for the Promised Land.
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Children of the Lion
DANIELSON, Peter
Boston: Gregg Press. 1985. Hardcover. 0839828691 . Book I in The Children of the Lion series. First edition thus. Fine in a near fine (light foxing on verso) dust jacket. ISBN: 0839828691. . ( more information) Offered by Grendel Books, ABAA/ILAB (United States)
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Children of the Lion
Danielson, Peter
Gregg Press 1985. Hardcover Very Good+ in Near Fine dj tiny red stain on page-ends. ISBN: 0-8398-2869-1. Fiction. ( more information) Offered by Avalon Books (United States)
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Children of the Lion, Book I in the Children of the Lion Series
Danielson, Peter
Boston, MA: Gregg Press, 1980. First Thus. Hardcover. Very Good+/Very Good. Book and dust jacket show light shelfwear, rubbing along edges and corners. A couple quarter-inch or smaller tears to jacket corners with one one-inch closed tear. ISBN: 0-8398-2869-1. ( more information) Offered by Adventures Underground (United States)
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Children Of The Lion Book 1
No Illustrations, Danielson
Boston: Gregg Press, 1980. None Stated. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. EX-LIBRARY EXPECTED MARKINGS AND ATTACHMENTS. ILLUSTRATED DUST JACKET WRAPPED IN MYLAR IS LIGHTLY SOILED. ORANGE HARD COVER COVER, LIGHT SHELFWEAR TO EDGES. INTERIOR PAGES HAVE LIGHT SOILING WITH LIBRARY STAMPS MARKED OUT. ( more information) Offered by Mybooklocator (United States)
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Children of the Lion (The Children of the Lion, Book 1)
Danielson, Peter
Gregg Press, 1980. Original 12.95 dustjacket price intact. No marks or writing. Trace of dustjacket edge wear.. ISBN: 0839828691. First Edition. Hardcover/Dustjacket. Near Fine/Near Fine. FICTION GENERAL. ( more information) Offered by DesertPrincess/SFF Books (United States)
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