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Bounty hunters

30 May 1998

Three Miles Down, a witty adventure story by James Hamilton-Paterson, is a
stirring tale of high tech and deep water, as a group of British 鈥渂uccaneers鈥�
team up with Soviet scientists to salvage a fortune in sunken Second World War
gold. As valuable for its psychological insights as its scientific information.
Published by Jonathan Cape, 拢16.99, ISBN 022404267X.

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