The Bugles are Silent
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John R. Knaggs| The Bugles are Silent| Sunridge Publishing Co. Austin, Texas| 1977| 290 pp. First Edition. Historical novel of the Texas Revolution told from both sides equally. Small stains on cover; binding in good condition; pages strong and clean; overall good.
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