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The Bluecoats Vol. 1: Robertsonville Prison
Average rating
4 out of 5
Based on 18 Ratings and 3 Reviews

Book Description
The Bluecoats is a humorous comic-book series starring Sergeant Chesterfield and Corporal Blutch, soldiers in the Union army during the Civil War. Our two heroes are captured by the Confederates and taken to Robertsonville prison camp, from which Blutch and the Sergeant try to escape five times. The camp commandant despairs, and Chesterfield and Blutch make a final attempt.
Book Information
PublisherCinebook Ltd
BindingPaperback
Reading LevelAges 9-12
# of Pages48
ISBN-101905460716
ISBN-13978-1905460717
Publication Date01/16/2009
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About Raoul Cauvin (Author) : Raoul Cauvin is a published author of young adult books. A published credit of Raoul Cauvin is The Blue Tunics: The Blues in Black and White (The Blue Tunics).
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About Willy Lambil (Illustrator) : Willy Lambil is a published author of young adult books. A published credit of Willy Lambil is The Blue Tunics: The Blues in Black and White (The Blue Tunics).
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About Erica Jeffrey (Translator) : Erica Olson Jeffrey was informed early and often that she was the designated writer in a family of artists. Along with writing, as a child she read just about everything she could get her hands on—a... more
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