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An edition of Random harvest (1941)

Random harvest

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A shell-shocked veteran suffers from amnesia after World War 1. As he carries on with his life, he tries to remember his past.

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Publisher
MacMillan
Language
English
Pages
326

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Subjects
World War, 1914-1918, Open Library Staff Picks, Fiction, Amnesia, NOVELAS INGLESAS, Veterans, World War (1914-1918) fast (OCoLC)fst01180746, British and irish fiction (fictional works by one author), Fiction, historical, general
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Random harvest
2010, Oxford City Press
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Random Harvest
1970, Hodder Paperbacks
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Random harvest
1942, Little, Brown and Co.
in English
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Random harvest
1942, MacMillan
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Random harvest
1941, Little, Brown and Co.
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326 [1] p. ;
Number of pages
326

ID Numbers

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OL23757256M

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ON THE morning of the eleventh of November, 1937, precisely at eleven o'clock, some well-meaning busy-body consulted his watch and loudly announced the hour, with the result that all of us in the dining car felt constrained to put aside drinks and newspaper and spend the two minutes' silence in rather embarrassed stares at one another or out of the window.
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