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A thrilling tale of crime and adventure in 19th-century England, "The Poacher: Joseph Rushbrook" by Frederick Marryat, plunges readers into a world of historical fiction where survival often depends on cunning and daring. This meticulously prepared edition brings to life a classic story centered around the challenges faced by those living outside the bounds of the law.
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