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Robert Geoffrey Trease FRSL (11
August 1909 – 27
January 1998) was a
prolific British writer who
published 113 books,
mainly for children,
between 1934...
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adventure in
Britain rather than
distant countries,
while Geoffrey Trease,
Rosemary Sutcliff and
Esther Forbes brought a new
sophistication to the...
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Hodder & Stoughton, 2000) and,
Samuel Pepys and His World, by
Geoffrey Trease (London:
Thames and Hudson, 1972). The most
recent general study, Samuel...
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drums (1989–1996)
Gregory Slay –
drums (c. 1996–2003)
Touring Leslie Van
Trease – guitar,
keyboards Chip
Kilpatrick –
drums (2010) "Video premiere: Cheshires...
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given to
Prince Malcolm, and is also the
initial setting for the
Geoffrey Trease historical novel Cue for Treason. In June 1994,
during the 1990s UK local...
- (Amberley, 2022) Richards, Chris.
Nottingham Through Time (Amberley, 2008)
Trease, Geoffrey. Nottingham. A
Biography (Macmillan, 1970)
Nottingham at Wikipedia's...
- nz/article/43fae881-381c-4242-b91f-cdf17366db18 [dead link]
Howard Van
Trease (1993).
Atoll Politics: The
Republic of Kiribati. pp. 377–. ISBN 978-0-9583300-0-8...
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Garibaldi is a
major character in two
juvenile historical novels by
Geoffrey Trease:
Follow My
Black Plume and A
Thousand for Sicily. He also
appears in the...
- Blakeney,
suggesting he is the son of the
Scarlet Pimpernel.
Writer Geoffrey Trease wrote his
adventure novel Thunder of
Valmy (1960; US
title Victory at Valmy)...
