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In , he was elected whig member of parliament for his father and grandfather's former seat in richmond, becoming a representative for york twelve years laterin , he returned to parliament as member for richmond and, four years later, succeeded his father as second earl of zetlandcatawiki’s goal is to make special objects universally availableleger stakes with his horse voltigeur inare you interested in this item? this item is up for auction at catawikiour weekly auctions feature thousands of unusual, rare, and exceptional objects you won’t find in just any storebust of lord zetland born in marylebone, london, the eldest son of lawrence dundas (1st earl of zetland) and his wife harriet hale, he was educated at harrow and trinity college, cambridge [1]please click on "respond to advert" (orange button) to get redirected to the catawiki websitethe statuette is ceramic (marian bust) from the wedgwood carrara collectionthe statue dates from 11 decemberthe bust is in perfect conditionhe was a senior member of the jockey club and won the epsom derby and streproduced in the book the parian phenomenon, on page 197, fig 653 (see photos)like his father, an eminent freemason, lord zetland was grand master of the united grand lodge of england from to
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twelve years later, finn has built a new life with ellen, layla's sister, when he receives a phone callclever, addictive and twisty, i couldn't sleep until i found out the truthwhen he returns, minutes later, layla has vanished, never to be seen againsomeone has seen layladriving back from a holiday in france one night, finn pulls in to a service station, leaving layla alone in the carit's the truth - but not the whole truththat's the story finn tells the police'we're in a new golden age of suspense writing now, because of amazing books like bring me back' lee child'made me stay up way beyond my bedtime!' jane corry finn and layla: young and in love, their whole lives ahead of themoxfam bookshop brigg the million-copy bestselling author b a paris returns with a breathtaking thriller the twist floored me! utterly compelling from beginning to end' claire douglas see oxfam website for delivery information read morebut is it her - or someone pretending to be her? if it is her, what does she want? and what does she know about the night she disappeared? bring me back is the utterly compelling, white-knuckle thriller from sunday times bestseller b a parispraise for b a paris: 'an addictive new voice in suspense fiction' sophie hannah 'just finished this brilliant book
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Or did they? twelve years later susan wakes in a hospital bedall she knows is that her convalescence is unfolding into a fearful nightmare - and that the faces that surround her, pretending loving care, are those of the four men involved in that murder years beforeand in the following four years, the four young men who participated in that grim fraternity rite also died violentlyplease check shipping costs before ordering synopsis in a cavern called the house of thunder, susan thorton watched in terror as her lover died a brutal death in a college hazingshe doesn't remember who she is or why she is thereapparently involved in a fatal accident, she is suffering from amnesiahave the dead come back to life? or has susan plunged into the abyss of madness? with the help of her neurosurgeon, susan desperately clings to her sanity while fighting to uncover who or what could be stalking her
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Follow your heartflora mackie first crossed the arctic circle at the age of twelveyears later, in , determination and chance lead her back to northern greenland as a scientist at the head of a british expedition, defying the expectations of those who believe a woman has no place in that harsh worldthe violent extremes of the north obsess them both: perpetual night and endless day; frozen seas and coastal meadows, and the strange, maddening pull it exerts on the people trying to make their mark on its vast expanses - a pursuit of glory whose outcome will reverberate for years to comeit is a fateful meeting, where passion and ambition collide and an irresistible attraction is borngeologist jakob de beyn was raised in manhattanoxfam bookshop cheltenham richard & judy book clubfollow your ambitionshortlisted for the costa novel awardsee oxfam website for delivery information read moreyearning for wider horizons, he joins a rival expedition'a dazzling tale of romance and survival' (guardian)follow the path to the freezing northjakob and flora's paths cross
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But twelve years later the prophecy comes true when her partner, abc's south asia correspondent, is posted to new delhi, the most polluted city on earthafter being cursed by a sadhu smeared in human ashes, she nearly dies from double pheumoniait's enough to send a rapidly balding atheist on a wild rollercoaster ride through india's many religions in search of the meaning of life and deathoxfam bookshop st albans translation in to dutch of sarah macdonald's account of two experiences of indiafrom the 'brain enema' of a meditation retreat in dharamsala to the biggest hindu festival on earth on the steps of the ganges in varanasi, and with the help of the dalai lama, a goddess of healing hugs and a couple of bollywood stars - among many, many others - sarah discovers a hell of a lot morehaving given up a blossoming radio career in sydney to follow her new boyfriend to india, it seems like the ultimate sacrifice and it almost kills sarah - literallysee oxfam website for delivery information read more after backpacking her way around india, 21-year-old sarah macdonald decided that she hated this land of chaos and contradiction with a passion, and when an airport beggar read her palm and insisted she would come back one day - and for love - she vowed never to return
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twelve years later she is forging a formidable reputation as an attorney and a vicious serial killer is on the loosebut it's not a nightmare - she is savagely violated in her own bedroomplease check shipping costs before ordering synopsis one rainy night in new york city, outstanding law student chloe larson wakes from a terrible nightmare
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The recaro milano gives children from three to twelve years old a comfortable way to sit, thanks to the adjustable 3-position backrest, and ventilation slits which provide comfort to the childfeatures the headrest is height-adjustable to fit the size of your childfixed side wings for maximum protection in the event of side impact, and aluminum-reinforced back for strength excellent seating comfort due to ventilated foam as used in the automotive industry ergonomically-shaped headrest for better comfort and support when resting, and offering extra protection in the event of a side impact in-built ventilation slits for improved air circulation secure the seat simply and easily using the car's own 3-point seat belt high-quality cover materials: innovative microfibre or fashionable bellinithe seat can be carried conveniently with one hand using the built-in handlethe recaro milano offers parents a whole range of other benefitseasy fitting: secure the seat simply using the car's own 3-point seat belt read morethe seatbelt slots guarantee that the belts fit the seat properlythe covers are high-quality microfibre, making them breathable and easy to maintainthe recaro advanced side protection system (asp) ensures safety within the vehicle, with lateral energy-absorbing padding plus large head and side bolsters, and a back which is reinforced with aluminumyou can wipe dirt off using a damp cloththe recaro milano is simple to install in the car, and the child is secured using the vehicle's own 3-point seatbeltthe headrests are height-adjustable, allowing the recaro milano to adapt to the size of the childcovers are easily removable and can be machine-washed at 30°c
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3 - eight years later format: paperbackjump eight years into the future and catch up with the web-slinging and wall-crawling spider-man family!amazing spider-man: renew your vows vol
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For years the band struggled with obscurity, homelessness, and more than its share of breakdowns (both mental and vehicular)fifteen years later, the bouncing souls have signed with epitaph records, toured four continents, and played with countless legendary punk bands, including fugazi, bad brains, green day, agnostic front, the descendents, and the ramonesand it was enough for the members of the bouncing souls to turn away from the path of college and career to pursue their musicculled from over 400 hours of archive footage shot and collected by lead singer greg attonito, and over 50 hours of interviews with the band and their extended family of friends, do you remember? is the story of the good times and the bad, and the music that was born out of bothbut it was also a blastbut it wasn't always so glamorousoxfam shop magdelen street in , four new jersey teenagers wrote a punk song called "braindeadsee oxfam website for delivery information read more" it was terrible
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Postcard celebrating the first posting of the 1d black(may ) from bath and stamped on same date 150 years later with the 20p double header stamp£5 each or 4 for £15
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Oxfam shop colne road twelve yearstwelve dead girlsdetective constable ash henderson has a dark secret five years ago his daughter, rebecca, went missing on the eve of her thirteenth birthdayhe's been snatching girls for twelve years, always just before their thirteenth birthday, killing them slowly, then torturing their families with his homemade cardsa year later the first card arrived: home-made, with a polaroid picture stuck to the front - rebecca, strapped to a chair, gagged and terrifiedthirteen will be unlucky for someand he's sacrificed too much to give up before his daughter's murderer gets what he deservesthe tabloids call him 'the birthday boy'but ash hasn't told anyone what really happened to rebecca - they all think she ran away - because if anyone finds out, he'll be taken off the investigation1 bestselling crime thriller from the award-winning stuart macbrideevery year another card: each one worse than the lasta bloody, brilliant and brutal story of murder, kidnap and revengesee oxfam website for delivery information read more
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Eleven years later, the mystery &45; with its taunting traces of foul play &45; was no nearer a solution than it had been on the day it happenedthe little friend is a profoundly involving novel which demonstrates how the imaginary life embraces what literature we read, what special places we inhabit and what kindred souls we recognize, to help crack open even the darkest secrets life has hiding for usher closest friend hely &45; who would try anything to make harriet love him &45; has sworn allegiance to her call for revengeon that day, nine&45;year&45;old robin cleves, loved by all for his whims and peculiarities, was found hanging by the neck from a rope slung over a black&45;tupelo tree in his own gardenthis isn&39;t good enough for robin&39;s youngest sister harrietin donna tartt&9;s mississippi, the sense of place and sense of the past mingle redolently with rich human drama to create a collective alchemyhere eccentric great aunts bustle about graciously despite faded fortunes and a child&39;s inquiring mind not only unearths telling family artefacts, but stirs up a neighbourhood nest of vipers and larcenyoxfam bookshop cheltenham although the cleves generally revelled in every detail of their family history, the events of 39;the terrible mother&39;s day&9; were never, ever discussedsee oxfam website for delivery information read moreonly a baby when the tragedy occurred, but now twelve&45;years&45;old and steeped in the adventurous daring of favourite writers such as stevenson, kipling and conan doyle, harriet is ready and eager to find and punish her brother&39;s killerbut the world these plucky twelve&45;year&45;olds are to encounter has nothing to do with child&39;s play: it is dark, adult and all too menacing
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He gained notability in when he published the poetry collection ‘de glorende dag’, a milestone in immigrant literature in the netherlands, which was followed by ‘zuid-zuidwest’ three years laterat the age of twelve he went to the netherlands to become a priest at the boarding school rolduc in kerkrade; he completed this education after a short time and returned to surinamecatawiki’s goal is to make special objects universally availablein the resistance, he was active as a forger of personal documents and as a writer of resistance slogansare you interested in this item? this item is up for auction at catawiki* ‘lodewijk’ lou lichtveld was a surinamese politician, playwright, poet and resistance fighter who wrote under the pseudonym albert helmanour weekly auctions feature thousands of unusual, rare, and exceptional objects you won’t find in just any storehe completed a music study in paramaribo, and then worked as an organist and composerlou lichtveld was born into an elite family in paramaribo, surinameplease click on "respond to advert" (orange button) to get redirected to the catawiki websiteunpaginated but with title page and 12 beautiful and striking colour linocuts depicting the signs of the zodiac on rectos and explanatory text with red, black and blue lettersdimensions: cmhe also wrote for the clandestine paper vrije kunstenaarone of the 100 numbered copies (this is number 43), printed on van gelder handmade paper and signed by the author (albert helman) and the illustrator (pieter starreveld)a stain on the binding but a very good copyafter the german invasion of the netherlands in may , lichtveld went into hiding
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Females are 14, twelve and male is twelve years oldi will not sell separatelyprice of £600 is for all threethey love kale, greens and lots of dandelion leaveshorsfields do not require certificationplenty of fresh water to soak and drinki have for sale two females and one malethey have had a couple of successful hatchesthey do need heat and uvb lighting and a good diet
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I have twelve of lovely jumbo quails two of them males this years young just started to lay lovely birds and very friendly read more
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The diary went missing, and it was not until he was reunited with his daughter in america some forty years later that it came to light and became blood red snowsee oxfam website for delivery information read moremilitary book cluba horrifying personal story of world war ii's most savage frontgunter koschorrek wrote his illicit diary on any scraps of paper he could lay his hands on, storing them with his mother on infrequent trips home on leavelater, the horror and confusion of fighting in the streets of stalingrad are brought to life by his descriptions of the others in his unit, their differing manners and techniques for dealing with the squalor and deathoxfam bookshop cheltenham for anyone seeking to understand the experiences of the ordinary german soldier during world war ii, blood red snow provides an excellent starting pointthis book stands as a memorial to the huge numbers on both sides who did not survive and is, some six decades later, the fulfilment of a responsibility the author feels to honour the memory of those who perishedmilitary illustratedthe author's excitement at the first encounter with the enemy in the russian steppe is obvioushe is also posted to romania and italy, assignments he remembers fondly compared to his time on the eastern front
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This operation is echoed several years later when modesty, with her peerless lieutenant willie garvin, finds herself drawn into conflict with the mysterious group known as the watchmen, who have plans to kill modesty in london and then destroy san francisco s golden gate bridgeyears later, she faces the consequences of this final mission when she is drawn into conflict with a mysterious group called 'the watchmen'modesty and willie find themselves prisoners on see oxfam website for delivery information read morebut there is one final, astounding mission before she can leaveis the plan to destroy the western world being orchestrated by the watchmen?there have been few other female action heroines like modesty blaisea tough orphan who became the leader of the network, a crime syndicate specializing in art theft and industrial espionagethis 10th book of her adventures begins with a flashback to the last days of the network, when modesty was about to retire, and describes the organization s final, astonishing operation before it disbandedoxfam bookshop cheltenham modesty blaise is about to retire from her criminal empire, the network
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The still-unsolved crime clive rediscovered years later, practising as a criminal lawyer) 'mosaic' weaves two distinct narratives: firstly, a roman pavement found in wartime east yorkshire, england, , then a police investigation into its baffling overnight-theft, seven years latersee oxfam website for delivery information read moreexcellent pages, a little edge and cover wearfirst released in by voreda books as a paperback, his 'mosaic' marked the 60th anniversary of a mysterious, true-life 'heritage crime' from which it's based onplus a second, parallel strand about what happened (cwhat ashman calls 'the carausius stone' - a roman milepost (see his drawing on the back-cover) now forming the centrepiece to the roman gallery of the tullie house museum in carlisle, cumbria, ukto where a junior roman officer his boss soon dubs 'triton' is drawn as rapidly into the rebel regime of that charismatic admiral-turned-usurper, mauseus carausiushis 'enthralling' (to quote one reader's reviewoxfam bookshop carlisle the foreword to his 'mosaic' summarises clive ashman as "artist, writer, motor mechanic and qualified lawyer" - varied backgrounds shaping unique novels described belowracing in a period car they'd nicknamed 'xenobia', both men are mysteriously drawn back to the same places/crimes as in 'mosaic', with the competition number on xenobia's doors only a pointer to another parallel narrative, this time from 286 adthe man with whose spectacular rise and fall as british 'emperor' he is inextricably linked, including the very stone it ends atone that starts briefly enough, in italy, with scenes from a famous road-race, the mille miglia; then those two newcastle lawyers from our own time (michael tryton & william cariss) we encounter competing over there in a modern, recreation eventits much-anticipated sequel was released in , but 'two-eight-six' is also a prequel337 ad) to the roman villa the floor in question came from
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This work had a second edition only 4 years later, in , which proves the success of the french editiontwo years later, in , the french version le miroir du monde was published in prose because heyns did not have enough time for the translation of the rhymed versioncatawiki’s goal is to make special objects universally availableare you interested in this item? this item is up for auction at catawikiour weekly auctions feature thousands of unusual, rare, and exceptional objects you won’t find in just any storethe source is le miroir du monde, the french prose edition of the spieghel der werelt, the first pocket atlas published in in the dutch language by philip galle, with text in rhyming verse edited by peeter heyns and printed st the plantin typographythe sheet size is 10the plates were designed and engraved by philip gallefrom to , galle & heyns published 11 editionsplease click on "respond to advert" (orange button) to get redirected to the catawiki websitethe map shows some spotsthe last, published the year of ortelius’ death, contained 123 maps
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The title is the later king yearsthe item format is a cdcd's are released in many editions and variations, such as standard edition, re-issue, demonstration demo, not for sale, promotional promo, special edition, limited edition, and many other editions and versions
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Without understanding the territorial, social and familial conflicts of this time one cannot truly appreciate the impulses behind the major symphonies and song cycles of his later yearshis three studies of mahler, the early years (), the wunderhorn years (), and songs and symphonies of life and death (), are among the enduring monuments of postwar mahler literaturefrom his birth in bohemia, then part of the mighty austro-hungarian empire, to a survey of his early works, many now lost, gustav mahler: the early years forms an indispensable prelude to the period of the great compositionstwo composers have been central to his writings on music, gustav mahler and benjamin brittenoxfam books & music lichfield available again for a new generation of mahlerians, donald mitchell's famous study of the composer's early life and music was greeted as a major advance on its first appearance inthe conflicts which came to mark mahler's music and personality had their beginnings in his childhood and youthdonald mitchell was born insee oxfam website for delivery information read morerevised and updated in the early s, this paperback edition includes a new introduction by the author to bring this classic work once again to the forefront of mahler studieshe was founder professor of music at the university of sussex (), was visiting professor at king's college, london, and is currently a visiting professor at the universities of sussex and york
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Are people who belonged to a low-income household in still poor three years later? this report shows what the chances of outflowing from poverty are and which factors determine whether people exceed the low-income thresholdoxfam bookshop carlisle uit de armoede werken -Â omvang en oorzaken van uitstroom uit armoede zijn mensen die in behoorden tot een huishouden met een laag inkomen, drie jaar later nog steeds arm? dit rapport laat zien wat de kansen op uitstroom uit armoede zijn en welke factoren bepalen of men boven de lage-inkomensgrens uit komtis it only about finding work or do other matters, such as a change in the composition of the family, play a role? and what are the reasons people don't look for work to get out of poverty that way? does that have to do with health problems, with poorer job opportunities that discourage people, or with certain views about work and unemployment? the report shows that paid work does not necessarily mean the end of povertygelukkig blijkt echter ook dat, als men uit de armoede uitstroomt, dit in veruit de meeste gevallen gepaard gaat met het vinden van (meer uren) betaald werkgaat het uitsluitend om het vinden van werk of spelen ook andere zaken, zoals een wijziging in de samenstelling van het gezin, een rol? en wat zijn de redenen dat mensen niet naar werk zoeken om op die manier uit de armoede te raken? heeft dat te maken met gezondheidsproblemen, met slechtere arbeidsmarktkansen waardoor men ontmoedigd raakt, of met bepaalde opvattingen over werk en werkloosheid? het rapport laat zien dat betaald werk niet per definitie het einde van de armoede betekentsee oxfam website for delivery information read morefortunately, however, it also appears that, if people leave poverty, in most cases this is accompanied by finding (more hours) paid workworking out of poverty -Â extent and causes of outflow from poverty
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It will be another twelve years, and a second time spent in india, before a passage to india, esee oxfam website for delivery information read moreon board is morgan forster, novelist and man of letters, who is embarking on a journey of discoverythe seeds of a story start to gather at the corner of his mind: a sense of impending menace, lust in close confines, under a hot, empty skyforster's great work of literature, is publishedas morgan stands on deck, the promise of a strange new future begins to take shape before his eyesoxfam bookshop cheltenham shortlisted for the walter scott prize for historical fiction sunday times barry ronge fiction prize university of johannesburg english literary award nominated for the folio prize in , the ss birmingham approaches indiaduring these years, morgan will come to a profound understanding of himself as a man, and of the infinite subtleties and complexity of human nature, bringing these great insights to his remarkable novelat once a fictional exploration of the life and times of one of britain's finest novelists - his struggle to find a way of living and being - and a stunningly vivid evocation of the mysterious alchemy of the creative process, arctic summer is a literary masterpiece, by one of the finest writers of his generation
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Besides developing creativity; safety and quality are the most important aspects of all our products! - suitable for three to twelve years warning!ses has been the specialist in creative toys for more than 40 years
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Oxfam shop colne road when he was twelve years old, adam ryan went playing in the woods with his two best friendstwenty years on, rob ryan - the child who came back - is a detective in the dublin police forcesee oxfam website for delivery information read moreknowing that he would be thrown off the case if his past were revealed, rob takes a fateful decision to keep quiet but hope that he might also solve the twenty-year-old mystery of the woodsthen a little girl's body is found at the site of the old tragedy and rob is drawn back into the mysterytheir bodies were never found, and adam himself was discovered with his back pressed against an oak tree and his shoes filled with bloodhe had no memory of what had happenedno one knows about his pasthe's changed his namehe never saw them again
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Twenty years later and reeling from the end of an abusive marriage, she wonders if it has cursed her all this timethree months later: lord eustace gerard stands beside the lake looking down at the woman in the golden gownas the body slowly rolls over to reveal her face, it's clear this is not his intended victim : lady isabella gerard asks her maid to take her new golden gown and destroy itsee oxfam website for delivery information read more : fenella brightwell steals a stunning gown from a stately homeoxfam bookshop royal exchange square 'i see it all again: the silver moon swimming beneath the water and the golden gown billowing out about her'its shimmering beauty has been tainted by the actions of her husband the night beforenow she's determined to discover the history behind the beautiful golden dress
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When he re-surfaced six years later, he was on the other side of the iron curtainsee oxfam website for delivery information read moreone of the most brilliant scientists of his generation, pontecorvo was privy to many secrets: he had worked on the anglo-canadian arm of the manhattan project, and quietly discovered a way to find the uranium coveted by nuclear powersnow, based on unprecedented access to archives, letters, surviving family members and scientists, award-winning writer and physics professor frank close exposes the truth about a man irrevocably marked by the advent of the atomic age and the cold warthree months later, bruno pontecorvo, a physicist at harwell, britain's atomic energy lab, disappeared without a traceoxfam bookshop carlisle the memo landed on kim philby's desk in washington, dc, in julyyet when he disappeared mi5 insisted he was not a threat
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He was ordained bishop of ypres in and died of the plague two years laterborn in holland in , cornelius jansen, known as jansenius, after studying in the netherlands, made the acquaintance of jean duvergier de hauranne, better known later as abbé de saint-cyran, in paris incatawiki’s goal is to make special objects universally availablelovanii, nempaes, quarto, period sheepskin binding, ribbed spine, 625 pages plus indexare you interested in this item? this item is up for auction at catawikiour weekly auctions feature thousands of unusual, rare, and exceptional objects you won’t find in just any storehe then became involved in numerous controversies against the protestants and the jesuits, but also against richelieu, whose policies were contrary to catholic interestsjansenius then returned to leuven where he was awarded a doctorate in theology inplease click on "respond to advert" (orange button) to get redirected to the catawiki websitethe posthumous publication in of his major work, l'augustinus, was the trigger for the jansenist quarrelthey became friends and withdrew together near bayonne where they studied theology and the works of saint augustine
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Thousands of years later, in the year , scientist dr heywood floyd (william sylvester) discovers a similar black monolith on the moon, which then emits a signal aimed at the planet jupiteroxfam shop hebden bridge sci-fi epic directed by stanley kubrickat the dawn of mankind, a tribe of ape-like beings are visited on earth by a large black monolitha year later, astronauts dr david bowman (keir dullea) and dr frank poole (gary lockwood) are en route to jupiter to investigate the signal's destination and purposesee oxfam website for delivery information read morehowever, their mission comes under threat when their ship's sentient computer, hal (voice of douglas rain), seemingly develops a malfunction
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