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Allan and the Ice-Gods

A Tale of Beginnings (Pulp Fictions)

by H. Rider Haggard

Original publication
1927
Selected edition
paperback
Pages in this edition
320
English editions
172 ↗
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April 1999 · Pulp · eng

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Catalogued editions of Allan and the Ice-Gods
EditionPublicationFormatPagesSource
Allan and the Ice-GodsSelectedApril 1999paperback320Open Library ↗
Allan And the Ice GodsSeptember 30, 2005paperback268Open Library ↗
Allan and the ice-godsby H. Rider Haggard.1927unknown316Open Library ↗
Allan and the ice-gods(by) H. Rider Haggard.1971unknown256Open Library ↗
Allan and the ice-godsHenry Rider Haggard.1976unknown316Open Library ↗
Allan and the Ice Gods2019unknown566Open Library ↗
Allan and the ice-Godsby H. Rider Haggard1920unknown287Open Library ↗
Allan and the Ice Gods2017unknown434Open Library ↗
Allan and the Ice Gods2017unknown248Open Library ↗
Allan and the Ice Gods Annotated2021unknown311Open Library ↗
Allan and the Ice Gods2018unknown434Open Library ↗
Allan and the Ice Gods2017unknown434Open Library ↗
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/tags/OL164TFiction/tags/OL179TAllan Quatermain (Fictitious character)SupernaturalHunting guidesParanormal fictionQuatermain, allan (fictitious character), fictionFiction, action & adventureBritish and irish fiction (fictional works by one author)Fiction, science fiction, general

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  • Supernatural and occult fiction