Falcons of France
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By: [by] Charles Nordhoff and James Norman Hall
Contributors: Hall, James Norman, 1887-1951, jt. auth.
Edition: Vincent
Series: RrCmZvnXsHKBWDry
Publisher: Monarch Books
Published: 1959
Place of publication: Derby, Connecticut
Language: eng
Format: WcZaQqaWu
Number of pages: 223
Copyright date: PrHlDcLnucFu
Subjects: United States. Army. Aero Squadron, 103d.; World War, 1914-1918 -- Fiction.
Genres: Fiction.
Other titles: UeyxLLhVQwIB
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Notes: Just read it stahigrt through.  Too embarrassed to link to any of my own sites.  Heh.From the first read, my estimation is I could extract a good, detailed blog post from each full page, 30 to 40 articles for sure.  Part of my audience is marketers in Blogistan, and they need this material desperately, explained in a way they can understand.Nice reference to Katamari and Mars.  I noted a few others, but those stand out.  From the perspective of  curated content,  the book is worth the purchase price just for the reference list. Probably just for the Acknowledgements, as I now have a point of entry: who I need to Google up.Thanks!
Table of contents: title: Just read it stahigrt through.  Too embarrassed to link to any of my own sites.  Heh.From the first read, my estimation is I could extract a good, detailed blog post from each full page, 30 to 40 articles for sure.  Part of my audience is marketers in Blogistan, and they need this material desperately, explained in a way they can understand.Nice reference to Katamari and Mars.  I noted a few others, but those stand out.  From the perspective of  curated content,  the book is worth the purchase price just for the reference list. Probably just for the Acknowledgements, as I now have a point of entry: who I need to Google up.Thanks!