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Tag Archives: The Wood That Built London
Our subscribers are winners – from Norwood to Coulsdon
Many congratulations to the three winners of our latest competition – a quiz to win a copy of CJ Schüler’s critically acclaimed social history, The Wood That Built London. The book, as reviewed here, is “A human history of the … Continue reading
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Competition: Win a copy of acclaimed Great North Wood book
Inside Croydon is delighted to offer our loyal readers the chance of winning a copy of the critically acclaimed and important new social history, The Wood That Built London, by CJ Schüler. The book, as reviewed here yesterday, is “A … Continue reading