“Every crease is a story.”
Author
Born 1927
We don’t have a biography for John E. Cunningham yet. Their books are below, most-read first.
Bibliographic data from Open Library.
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The Canterbury Tales
Geoffrey Chaucer, John E. Cunningham & others, 1737

Chaucer "The Prologue to the Canterbury Tales"
John E. Cunningham, 1985
Penguin Masterstudies
John E. Cunningham, 1985
Madagascar, Island at the End of the World
John E. Cunningham, 1993

Chaucer
John E. Cunningham, 1988

Elizabethan and early Stuart drama
John E. Cunningham, 1965
Restoration drama
John E. Cunningham, 1966
Digital Electronics for Broadcasters
John E. Cunningham, 1980

Cable television
John E. Cunningham, 1980
Security electronics
John E. Cunningham, 1970
Theatre royal
John E. Cunningham, 1950
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