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Black Gold : The History of How Coal Made Britain Of specific Lesbian interest offers a chance to thinkAuthor: Paxman, Jeremy Northumberland Published on 12 May 2022 by HarperCollins Publishers (William Collins) in the United Kingdom. Paperback 320 pages 129 x 197 x 29 302g From the bestselling historian and acclaimed broadcaster A rich social history Paxmans book could hardly be more colourful, and I enjoyed each page enormously DOMINIC SANDBROOK, SUNDAY TIMES Vividly told Paxmans fine narrative powers are at their best THE TIMES Coal is the commodity