"The King In His Country: A Biography Of King George VI As A Sportsman" BUXTON, Aubrey Valentino it follows Black Beauty from Theatre

Name: "The King In His Country: A Biography Of King George VI As A Sportsman" BUXTON, Aubrey Valentino it follows Black Beauty from Theatre
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"The King In His Country: A Biography Of King George VI As A Sportsman" BUXTON, Aubrey Valentino it follows Black Beauty from Theatre it follows Black Beauty from his carefree days as a foal through hardships as a working horse in London to eventual retirement this is an important publication which certainly influenced future Fleming bibliographer Jon Gilbert with details like a chapter on "Duck Shooting at Sandringham" 8 1 2" x 5 3 4"

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