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Irish author s poisonous books pulled from French library

An Irish author's books have been pulled from the shelves of The National Library in France, due to concerns that the book covers might contain arsenic.

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French National Library Quarantines poisonous Books

French National Library Quarantines poisonous Books
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Irish author s poisonous books removed from National Library of France

Irish author s poisonous books removed from National Library of France
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Scientists Reveal How To Spot Toxic Poison Books

Four arsenic books have been quarantined from the French National Library, but they re in the U.S. too.

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Toxic chemicals are found in more than 200 19th-century books here is how YOU can spot a deadly edition

19th-century books with green covers contain worrying levels of arsenic, prompting some libraries to remove them from the shelves. Arsenic was combined with copper to create the vivid green.

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