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Introduction, by Brian Allan In the course of researching material for this book I was confronted...
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At its height, the Saxon kingdom of Wessex sprawled across Southern England, encompassing Wiltshi...
This is a fantastic book. It is about the imaginary friends which so many children have. I had on...