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The Golden Fleece: And the Heroes Who Lived Before Achilles

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The Golden Fleece: And the Heroes Who Lived Before Achilles
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Publisher: The Macmillan Company
ISBN/ASIN: 0689868847
Number of pages: 404

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Enter a world where harpies torment mortals, the Argonaut Orpheus sings, the mighty god Zeus wages war on the Titans, and Prometheus steals fire. Author Padraic Colum weaves the tales of Jason and his Argonauts with classic Greek mythology to create this captivating epic about life, war, and astounding beings who lived in a time long past.

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