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    Dragons: A Historical Guide

    By Ben L. Hughes

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    Dragons - A Historical Guide: is a short non-fiction educational guide that explores the origin and impact that dragons have had on a variety of cultures. The guide also explores questions such as: Are dragons evil? What does the Bible say about dragons? What is the oldest known dragon artifact? ... and many more are answered in this short pictorial guide

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBen L. Hughes
    Release dateMar 11, 2017
    ISBN9781370652228
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    Dragons: A Historical Guide
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    Ben L. Hughes

    Please take moment to write a quick review on Smashwords, Amazon, or both to show your support. I enjoy hearing from people who have read my books, so feel free to email me with any comments or questions at: Kelso1900@yahoo.com Most of my books are available through Amazon.com if you would like to purchase a print copy. Just type in keyword: Ben L. Hughes in the search bar. Recently Updated: Dragons: A Historical Guide: completely updated with many new artifact photos and added content that uncovers more exciting facts about those legendary creatures... If you are looking for my adult 18+ books: Since I write both children's books and erotica, I have separated my accounts so that someone doesn't accidentally purchase and adult book for a younger reader. To achieve this, my adult books under my pen name "Hugh Bennington" The bio picture is of my son and I heading up the 4x4 road to the top of Mount Antero, Colorado.

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