Bob Marshall-Andrews

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Bob Marshall-Andrews (1989). The Palace of Wisdom . Penguin Books Ltd. ISBN   978-0525248101.
  • Bob Marshall-Andrews (2012). Off Message . Profile Books. ISBN   978-1846684425.
  • Bob Marshall-Andrews (2016). Camille: And the Lost Diaries of Samuel Pepys. ISBN   978-1911195122
  • Bob Marshall-Andrews (2018). Dump. Whitefox Publishing Ltd. ISBN   978-1911195597.
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    Bob Marshall-Andrews
    KC
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    Member of Parliament
    for Medway
    In office
    1 May 1997 12 April 2010
    Parliament of the United Kingdom
    Preceded by Member of Parliament for Medway
    19972010
    Succeeded by
    Constituency abolished