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The Mildenhall treasure by Roald Dahl, Ralph Steadman · Booklabria

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The Mildenhall treasure

RomansTreasure troves

The Mildenhall treasure

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First published: 1999
Language: English
Editions: 3

Synopsis

A savage parable of innocense and greed. Gordon Bucher, an English plowman, unconvered the greatest treasure ever found in the British Isles, a hord of Roman silver of unparalleled beauty and value. Not appreciating what he had discovered, he was cheated out of the fortune that should have been his.

Subjects: Romans
Treasure troves
Buried treasure
Treasure-trove
Roman Antiquities
Silverwork
Set in: England

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