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    The Pillars of Britain: Terra Inferus, #1
    The Pillars of Britain: Terra Inferus, #1
    The Pillars of Britain: Terra Inferus, #1
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    The Pillars of Britain: Terra Inferus, #1

    By C. Craig R. McNeil

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    While searching for treasure and antiquaries, explorers extraordinaire Richard Saunders and Henry Quinn along with the much put upon Captain Tesking, fly their airship further and further north where they discover a strange new world full of endless possibilities and countless dangers.

    But what dangers do the two pillars of British society face? And what are the dastardly Nazis up to this time?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCraig McNeil
    Release dateSep 7, 2018
    ISBN9798223452355
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