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Plumes
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Presents the prominent & varied roles of Jews in the feather trade. This book discovers that Jews fostered & nurtured the trade across the global commodity chain & throughout the far-flung territories where ostriches were reared & plucked, & their feathers were sorted, exported, imported, auctioned, wholesaled, & manufactured for sale. ...
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Plundertown, USA
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Plunder & Pillage

For over three hundred years, lawlessness in Canada flourished off Canada's east coast. Pirates roamed the North Atlantic, and master storyteller Harold Horwood recounts their action-filled careers, crimes and violent deaths. Privateers, who were licensed by governments to harass the enemy, aimed to capture enemy ships and plunder their cargo.
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  • Supplier: Pickabook
  • SKU: 9780887809491
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For over three hundred years, lawlessness in Canada flourished off Canada's east coast. Pirates roamed the North Atlantic, & master storyteller Harold Horwood recounts their action-filled careers, crimes & violent deaths. Privateers, who were licensed by governments to harass the enemy, aimed to capture enemy ships & plunder their cargo.

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Pickabook
A UK based company founded in 1998. Offering exceptional value for money on a wide range of books including leather bound books and sticker books.

Over 5 million books in stock - all new
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