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The Great Train Robbery by Michael Crichton · Booklabria

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The Great Train Robbery

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The Great Train Robbery

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First published: 1975
Editions: 36 in 6 languages

Synopsis

"England, 1855. The days of Queen Victoria. Once a month a train roars toward the channel laden with a fantastic shipment of gold. The train is guarded. The two safes are invulnerable...Yet Edward Pierce, a handsome, redbearded rogue, will have his way. In his plan he will choose one companion--a beautiful and dangerous woman. He will commit one of the most shocking crimes of the century."

Subjects: History
Suspense
Historical Fiction
Crime
Historical
London
Time: Victorian England

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36 in 6 languages

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English24 German3 Spanish3 French2 All 6 languages

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