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English: Description of the tag and sporting game "British Bulldog" from 2008. |
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| Source | Taken from Kiss Chase and Conkers: The Games We Played Chambers Harrap Publishers Ltd., Edinburgh 2008, ISBN 9780550104274, p. 15. |
| Author | Caroline Sanderson |
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| current | 20:51, 2 March 2022 | | 1,701 × 2,409 (1.84 MB) | RivetHeadCulture | Uploaded a work by Caroline Sanderson from The Games We Played with UploadWizard |
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