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The story of the boxer

by Martha Mulvany (2000)

About this book

Discusses the history of Boxer dogs from the Middle Ages to the present, describing their role as hunters, fighters, and companions, as well as their work for the military in World Wars I and II.

Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraMedieval
Protagonist / CoreThe story of the boxer Lead Character

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