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Oxford

Horrible Histories Gruesome Guides series

Terry Deary dispels the image of dreaming spires and reveals the horrendous happenings that have shaped the city. With tales of burning bishops and blood-soaked streets, plus foul facts about student scraps and Civil-War strife, Oxford's history is truly horrible.

Audience
childrens
Length
short · 96 pages

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