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Sherman A1

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5. Just a thought

Reply to OneGrassRoot (Original post)

Wed Jul 31, 2013, 05:41 AM

Jul 2013

and perhaps not a good one or practical, but might any of them be available for download? Might be worth checking.

Don't know but the world of book publishing is rapidly changing and it may be a less expensive option.

Best of Luck!

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