An edition of Le monde passe, la figure de ce monde passe (1983)

Le monde passe, la figure de ce monde passe

a remembrance of Duncan Brent in a memoir and commentary on his correspondence with Lawrence Clark Powell.

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An edition of Le monde passe, la figure de ce monde passe (1983)

Le monde passe, la figure de ce monde passe

a remembrance of Duncan Brent in a memoir and commentary on his correspondence with Lawrence Clark Powell.

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L.C. Powell
Language
English
Pages
81

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Subjects

Biography

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Duncan Brent, Lawrence Clark Powell (1906-)

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United States

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Le monde passe, la figure de ce monde passe: a remembrance of Duncan Brent in a memoir and commentary on his correspondence with Lawrence Clark Powell.
1983, L.C. Powell
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Dewey Decimal Class
973.92/092/2
Library of Congress
CT275.B647 A4 1983

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Pagination
81 p., [8] p. of plates :
Number of pages
81

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OL2794328M
LCCN
83222807

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