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    The Towers
    The Towers
    The Towers
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    The Towers

    By Charles Miller

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    The most traumatic disaster in modern history. The short, explosive story of a boy and his life changing quest to save his father.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCharles Miller
    Release dateFeb 24, 2012
    ISBN9781465975997
    The Towers
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    Charles Miller

    Hebrew Israelite name Arron Ben Moshe.Author Name: C Edward MillerCopyrights Charles E Miller 1976 - PresentComposer Name: Charles MillerMusic Group out of Chicago called "C Edward Miller and the Dudes"Born in Chicago, IL USABachelor of Arts Music & Business Education CSUMaster of Education 1995 Chicago State UniversityMaster of Mass Media Communications 1982 Governors State University, University Park, Illinois

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