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Passage to Pontefract by Eleanor Burford · Booklabria

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Passage to Pontefract

HistoryHistorical Fiction

Passage to Pontefract

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Part ofPlantagenet saga7 books in the catalogue

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First published: 1981
Language: English
Editions: 5
Series: Plantagenet saga

Synopsis

About Richard II, crowned King of England at the age of ten, and his uncle John of Gaunt, who served as regent; #10 in Plaidy's Plantagenet Saga series.

Subjects: History
Historical Fiction
Set in: Great Britain
Time: Richard II, 1377-1399
Characters: John of Gaunt
John of Gaunt, Duke of Lancaster
Richard II King of England
Richard II

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