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The Horrible Histories Collection 8. The Frightful First World War. Terry Deary
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The Horrible Histories Collection 8. The Frightful First World War. Terry Deary
Used. Fair condition. Some wear on magazine fold
Collectable illustrated magazine by Terry Deary (Author), Martin Brown (Illustrator)
This is No.8. 'The Frightful First World War', in The Horrible Histories Partwork (magazine - fortnightly) collection published by
Eaglemoss publications.
Published in 2002 -2003
As with all the issues in this series, it is based on the bestselling books by Terry Deary and expertly illustrated in full colour from
cover to cover, on all 24 pages, by Martin Brow
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Used: fair
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