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Summary:
The invention of a Death-Ray, a machine emitting a beam that could melt metal, had been an accident. The peace-loving Italian scientist working on it had wanted to strengthen metal – not destroy it!
But others had different ideas, realising that it would make an excellent weapon to use against the British forces advancing through Italy. And what defence is there against a device that can melt tanks like chocolate and burn up aircraft as if they were tissue paper . . .
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Reading crease. Mild general wear, tanning. Book is sound and in good condition. Bags and boards optional, please add during checkout if required. Please examine photos carefully and see our notes on item condition before purchasing.
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