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the confessions of Sir Max Busby : a novel

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The Darwin conspiracy

the confessions of Sir Max Busby : a novel

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Years after convincing himself that fabled manuscripts by Sir Max Busby, which identified flaws in Darwinism, were nonexistent, James Scott Bell repudiates an inaccurate editorial on origins and is astonished when his letter brings the Busby manuscripts into his hands. Original.

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Publisher
Broadman & Holman
Language
English
Pages
264

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Cover of: The Darwin conspiracy
The Darwin conspiracy: the confessions of Sir Max Busby : a novel
2002, Broadman & Holman
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Cover of: The Darwin Conspiracy
The Darwin Conspiracy
February 1, 1995, Vision House
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Edition Notes

Published in
Nashville, Tenn
Genre
Fiction.
Other Titles
Confessions of Sir Max Busby

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
813/.54
Library of Congress
PS3552.E5158 D37 2002, PS3552.E5158D37 2002

The Physical Object

Pagination
vii, 264 p. ;
Number of pages
264

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL3657336M
Internet Archive
darwinconspiracy0000bell
ISBN 10
0805425004
LCCN
2002512058
OCLC/WorldCat
49733233
Library Thing
185125
Goodreads
20185

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