Tulips for Augusta
by Betty Neels
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- Mills & Boon, 1971
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Who published the first edition of Tulips for Augusta?
The first edition of Tulips for Augusta by Betty Neels was published in London (17 Foley St., W1A 1DR) by Mills & Boon in 1971.
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