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Click to view full description | 1. | Slaughter, Frank G. A Savage Place
New York, New York Pocket Books 1970 Second Printing Paperback Good
Wear and quite a bit of creasing to cover. Pages yellowed. Initial written on front cover. Writing in pencil inside back cover.
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| 2. | Slaughter, Frank G. Constantine : The Miracle of the Flaming Cross
Garden City, N.Y. Doubleday & Company, Inc. 1965 First Edition Hard Cover Good No Jacket Ex-Library
Usual markings of an ex-library book. Third page which has a picture of a map has several tears.
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| 3. | Slaughter, Frank G. Daybreak
Garden City, N.Y. Doubleday & Company, Inc. 1958 Hard Cover Good Good
Small tears to edges of dust jacket. Page edges frayed.
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| 4. | Slaughter, Frank G. Devil's Gamble
Doubleday & Company, Inc. 1977 Hard Cover Good No Jacket
Light wear and soiling to cover.
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| 5. | Slaughter, Frank G. In a Dark Garden
Garden City, N.Y. Doubleday & Company, Inc. 1947 Hard Cover Good No Jacket
Dark blue cover with gold lettering on spine. Edges of pages frayed.
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| 6. | Slaughter, Frank G. Sword and Scalpel
Doubleday & Company, Inc. 1957 Hard Cover Very Good No Jacket
A novel of an American surgeon in the Korean War.
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| 7. | Slaughter, Frank G. The Crown and The Cross : Life of Christ
Cleveland, Ohio The World Publishing Company 1959 First Edition Hard Cover Good Good Ex-Library
Usual markings of an ex-library book. Dust jacket and mylar glued to cover. Light wear to jacket.
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| 8. | Slaughter, Frank G. The Deadly Lady of Madagascar
New York, New York Pocket Books 1964 Second Printing Paperback Good
Permabook Edition. "A novel of an exotic woman pirate who took the loot and men she wanted." Wear and light soiling to cover. Initials written inside front cover. Pages a little yellowed.
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| 9. | Slaughter, Frank G. The Golden Ones
New York, New York Pocket Books 1963 Paperback Good
Published originally under the pseudonym C.V. Terry. "A novel of Elizabethan England--when love was wanton, life was violent, and the New World held fabulous treasures for any man who dared to claim them." Creases to front cover at corner and spine. Yellowing to some page edges. Small tear to front cover at bottom of spine.
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| 10. | Slaughter, Frank G. The Mapmaker: A Novel of the Days of Prince Henry, The Navigator
Doubleday & Company, Inc. 1957 Book Club (BCE/BOMC) Hard Cover Very Good Fair
Dust jacket worn with a couple 2-3 inch tears at the spine.
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| 11. | Slaughter, Frank G. The Warrior
Garden City, New York Doubleday & Company, Inc. 1956 First Edition Hard Cover Good Very Good Ex-Library
"A novel of Osceola and the Seminole War of 1835." Usual markings of an ex-library book. Light wear to edges of dust jacket. Front cover starting to come loose from binding. Tears and glue & paper residue inside cover from removal of mylar which was glued to cover.
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| 12. | Slaughter, Frank G. Tomorrow's Miracle
Doubleday & Company, Inc. 1962 Book Club (BCE/BOMC) Hard Cover Good Good
Wear & soiling to dust jacket. Page edges frayed.
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| 13. | Slaughter, Frank G. Trio : That None Should Die; In a Dark Garden; The Road to Bithynia
Garden City, N.Y. Doubleday & Company, Inc. Hard Cover Good No Jacket
Three complete novels. Pages lightly yellowed. Wear to cover.
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| 14. | Slaughter, Frank G. Women in White
New York, New York, U.S.A. Pocket Books 1975 First Edition Hard Cover Good Fair
"For Doctors Ken and Rebecca Dalton, work and love went hand-in-hand. Their brilliant successes with heart transplants won worldwide recognition. For Nurse Carolyn Payson, the burning issue of the patient's right to die took on still deeper significance when her father underwent intensive treatment for the dreaded Huntington's disease. The unequaled behind-the-scenes insight, which has become Dr. Frank Slaughter's trademark, makes all the more shattering the life-and-death drama of the men and women for whom there was no life beyond the world of Biscayne University Medical Center--dedicated professionals caught up in a kaleidoscope of crippling disease, community distrust, and the fluctuating chart of their own ambitions and ardent dreams." Dust jacket worn with tears to the edges, back flap taped to cover.
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