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Joseph E. Chipperfield () Full name Joseph Eugene Chipperfield. Born in St Austell, Cornwall in Died in SUMMARY: A Navajo Indian, in a moment of vision, gave the Pacing White Stallion the name of 'Banner'. The horse had come up over the Colorado Rockies into the Bad Lands of Dakota, then being ravaged by the new. Chipperfield, Joseph. Joseph Chipperfield was born in Cornwall on 20 April and died on 3 Jan He worked as an editor for the Authors’ Literary Service from , and as an editor and scriptwriter for documentary films from The vast majority of his books were about animals: principally dogs and horses, though eagles. Banner: The Pacing White Stallion by Joseph E. Chipperfield Read and Download Online Unlimited eBooks, PDF Book, Audio Book or Epub for free Banner: The Pacing White Stallion by Joseph E. Chipperfield Read and Download Online Unlimited eBooks, PDF Book, Audio Book or Epub for free.


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