An edition of Meaning no offense (1928)

Meaning no offense

being some of the life, adventures and opinions of Trader Riddell, an old book reviewer, in the dark continent of contemporary literature; including an assortment of strange interviews and literary follies

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An edition of Meaning no offense (1928)

Meaning no offense

being some of the life, adventures and opinions of Trader Riddell, an old book reviewer, in the dark continent of contemporary literature; including an assortment of strange interviews and literary follies

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The John Day Co.
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English
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177

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Meaning no offense: being some of the life, adventures and opinions of Trader Riddell, an old book reviewer, in the dark continent of contemporary literature; including an assortment of strange interviews and literary follies
1928, The John Day Co.
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Literary parodies which appeared in Vanity fair.

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1928

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xxvi, 177 pages
Number of pages
177

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OL43801534M
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338185

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