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2 ppb journey to the center of the earth (thru icelandic volcano ) & mysterious island (union soldiers escape pow camp in hot air balloon to phorusrhacos island )

by jules verne

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forest primeval US (US)
Bookseller's Inventory #
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Title
2 ppb journey to the center of the earth (thru icelandic volcano ) & mysterious island (union soldiers escape pow camp in hot air balloon to phorusrhacos island )
Author
jules verne
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Book Condition
Used
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Binding
Paperback
Publisher
ppb
Date Published
1990
Weight
0.00 lbs
Keywords
science fiction, jules verne, hollow earth, hekla, hot air balloons, phorusrhacos,

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