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John Carling was a writer of historical fiction novels. He is best known for his novelThe Doomed City (1910).^[1]

• The Shadow Of The Czar (1902)
• The Viking's Skull (1904)
• The Weird Picture (1905)
• By Neva's Waters (1907)
• The Doomed City (1910)

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