Author: Douglas CleggAlso known as: D. Clegg, Doug Clegg, Douglas Clegg, Andrew Harper, Douglass Clegg
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Douglas Clegg also uses the pen name Andrew Harper, and so Andrew Harper's works have been combined with his and appear on this page. However, there is another Andrew Harper, the one who wrote Tour of Mont Blanc: Walking Guide and that book also appears on this page but it is not by Douglas Clegg.
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Disambiguation NoticeDouglas Clegg also uses the pen name Andrew Harper, and so Andrew Harper's works have been combined with his and appear on this page. However, there is another Andrew Harper, the one who wrote Tour of Mont Blanc: Walking Guide and that book also appears on this page but it is not by Douglas Clegg. Combine with…
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