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    Mightier Than the Sword: Top 50 Facts Countdown
    Mightier Than the Sword: Top 50 Facts Countdown
    Mightier Than the Sword: Top 50 Facts Countdown
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    Mightier Than the Sword: Top 50 Facts Countdown

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    Discover rare and interesting facts about Mightier Than the Sword by Jeffrey Archer!



    Mightier Than The Sword, the fifth installment of Jeffrey Archer’s seven-book Clifton Chronicles series starts with a bang…literally. It begins when a bomb explodes on the MV Buckingham. Harry Clifton finds himself in New York for this novel, where he is informed he had just been elected as the English PEN’s president. His wife, Emma, has to deal with the damage the bomb has done on her ship. Meanwhile, Emma’s brother Giles Barrington has secured a new position as the Crown’s Minister.
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    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherWhat Do You Know About... Publications
    Release dateMay 12, 2016
    ISBN9781524205348
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