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CHILDREN'S GAMES WITH THINGS

CHILDREN

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An in-depth account of children's games involving equipment of one kind or another, such as marbles, fivestones, skipping and ball-bouncing, putting such traditional activities into a wider social context.

8vo. 350p. Dust-wrapper. Minor wear to wrapper. Very good condition. 

Date
1997
Publisher
Oxford University Press
Author
Iona & Peter OPIE

£8.00 (Code: 95834)

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