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Ken Follett's World Without End is a sequel to ...

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Ken Follett's The Pillars of the Earth and World Without End are both (primarily) set in a town called ...

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Ken Follett's World Without End deals, in large parts, with ...

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The action of Ken Follett's World Without End takes place roughly ____ years after that of The Pillars of the Earth.

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Who are Merthin Bridger parents?

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Who is the youngest?

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Who is not killed by the plague?

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Which Ken Follett book is the followup to The Pillars of the Earth?

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Which of the following are siblings in World Without End?World Without End

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Why can't Caris become a doctor?

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Which novel chronicles the rise of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, the 'Father of the Turkish Nation'?

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Strange Summaries:

Boy finds egg in the middle of the woods which hatches for him. Then given task to conquer entire empire to save an endangered species. What novel is this?

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In World Without End, how does Caris save herself from being put to death due to accusations of witchcraft?

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In World Without End, who is suspected to be the real father of Gwenda's eldest son, Sam?

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In World Without End, who was the first person in Kingsbridge to die of the plague?

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Is World Without End a sequel to The Pillars of the Earth? Ken Follett

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World Without End begins in the year 1327. Which King of England was deposed by his wife Isabella that year? [hint: think of the movie "Braveheart"] Ken Follett

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This is the first paragraph of which book?
"Early in 1944 German Intelligence was piecing together evidence of a huge army in southeastern England. Reconnaissance planes brought back photographs of barracks and airfields and fleets of ships in the Wash; General George S. Patton was seen in his unmistakable pink jodhpurs walking his white bulldog; there were bursts of wireless activity, signals between regiments in the area; confirming signs were reported by German spies in Britain."

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