Pebble Island
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Pen and Sword, 2007.
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9781473817104

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APA Citation, 7th Edition (style guide)

Jon Cooksey., Jon Cooksey|AUTHOR., & Francis Mckay|AUTHOR. (2007). Pebble Island . Pen and Sword.

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Jon Cooksey, Jon Cooksey|AUTHOR and Francis Mckay|AUTHOR. 2007. Pebble Island. Pen and Sword.

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Jon Cooksey, Jon Cooksey|AUTHOR and Francis Mckay|AUTHOR. Pebble Island Pen and Sword, 2007.

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Jon Cooksey, Jon Cooksey|AUTHOR, and Francis Mckay|AUTHOR. Pebble Island Pen and Sword, 2007.

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