Changes: Julia Jones

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Books by Julia Jones^[1]

The Salt-Stained Book (Strong Winds trilogy 1) June 16, 2011
The Oaken Heart: The Story of an English Village at War March 1, 2011
(edited/published) Cheapjack. Being the True History of a Young Man's Adventures as a Fortune Teller, Grafter, Knocker-Worker, and Mounted Pitcher on the Market-Places and Fair-grounds of a Modern But Still Romantic England by Philip Allingham, republished July 1, 2010
The Adventures of Margery Allingham March 2, 2009
Margery Allingham: A Biography October 14, 1991
Yesterday's Heroes January 1, 1986

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 ==Bibliography==
 Books by Julia Jones<ref>[http://www.amazon.com/Julia-Jones/e/B0050J28OW/ref=ntt_dp_epwbk_0 Julia Jones page] on Amazon.com, viewed 2011-07-08</ref>
+* ''[[The Salt-Stained Book]]'' ([[Strong Winds trilogy]] 1) June 16, 2011
 * ''The Oaken Heart: The Story of an English Village at War'' March 1, 2011
+* (edited/published) ''	Cheapjack. Being the True History of a Young Man's Adventures as a Fortune Teller, Grafter, Knocker-Worker, and Mounted Pitcher on the Market-Places and Fair-grounds of a Modern But Still Romantic England'' by Philip Allingham, republished July 1, 2010
 * ''The Adventures of Margery Allingham'' March 2, 2009
-* ''[[The Salt-Stained Book]]'' ([[Strong Winds trilogy]] 1) June 16, 2011
-* (edited/published) ''Cheapjack: Being the true history of a young man's adventures as a fortune-teller, grafter, knocker-worker, and mounted pitcher on the market-places and ... of a modern but still romantic England'' July 1, 2010
-* ''Yesterday's Heroes'' January 1, 1986
 * ''Margery Allingham: A Biography'' October 14, 1991
+* ''Yesterday's Heroes'' January 1, 1986
 ==References==