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John Peel has researched every DOCTOR WHO story ever shown on television to bring together all the facts about Gallifrey and the Time Lords. The result — illustrated throughout with photographs from the BBC archives — is a comprehensive guide to the foundations of the entire DOCTOR WHO Universe, and a fascinating insight into the most comprehensive science fiction mythos that television has ever produced. | John Peel has researched every DOCTOR WHO story ever shown on television to bring together all the facts about Gallifrey and the Time Lords. The result — illustrated throughout with photographs from the BBC archives — is a comprehensive guide to the foundations of the entire DOCTOR WHO Universe, and a fascinating insight into the most comprehensive science fiction mythos that television has ever produced. | ||
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[[File:Gallifrey Chronicles Scroll.jpg|thumb|right|[[Andrew Skilleter]]<br> [[The Scrolls of Rassilon]] illustration]] | [[File:Gallifrey Chronicles Scroll.jpg|thumb|right|[[Andrew Skilleter]]<br> [[The Scrolls of Rassilon]] illustration]] | ||
"Illustrated with photographs from the BBC television series. ''The Gallifrey Chronicles'' includes among its many chapters: | "Illustrated with photographs from the BBC television series. ''The Gallifrey Chronicles'' includes among its many chapters: | ||
