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Maeve Binchy, whose new book The Copper Beech, is selling well in Canada, was in Toronto recently for a reading as part of a four-month world tour
Maeve Binchy, whose new book The Copper Beech, is selling well in Canada, was in Toronto recently for a reading as part of a four-month world tour

Maeve Binchy, whose new book The Copper Beech, is selling well in Canada, was in Toronto recently for a reading as part of a four-month world tour

Date10/11/1992
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Original Toronto Star caption: Maeve Binchy; whose new book The Copper Beech; is selling well in Canada; was in Toronto recently for a reading as part of a four-month world tour.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0099352F
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