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000245393 1001_ $$aMarston, Edward.
000245393 24514 $$aThe lions of the North :$$ba novel /$$cby Edward Marston.
000245393 250__ $$a1st ed.
000245393 260__ $$aNew York :$$bSt. Martin's Press,$$c1996.
000245393 300__ $$a227 p. :$$bmaps ;$$c22 cm.
000245393 4901_ $$aVolume 4 of the Domesday books
000245393 520__ $$aIn England during the reign of William the Conqueror, royal agent Ralph Delchard travels to Yorkshire to settle a land dispute. The negotiations are held in a castle guarded by the usual soldiers and a pair of lions. Why lions? When murder strikes the question begs an answer. By the author of The Dragons of Archenfield.
000245393 63000 $$aDomesday book$$vFiction.
000245393 650_0 $$aDelchard, Ralph (Fictitious character)$$vFiction.
000245393 650_0 $$aBret, Gervase (Fictitious character)$$vFiction.
000245393 650_0 $$aMiddle Ages$$vFiction.
000245393 651_0 $$aGreat Britain$$xHistory$$yWilliam I, 1066-1087$$vFiction.
000245393 651_0 $$aYorkshire (England)$$vFiction.
000245393 655_7 $$aDetective and mystery fiction.$$2lcgft
000245393 655_7 $$aHistorical fiction.$$2lcgft
000245393 8001_ $$aMarston, Edward.$$tDomesday books ;$$vv. 4.
000245393 85200 $$bgen$$hPR6063.A695$$iL56$$i1996
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