The continuity of literature

presidential address, 1922

The continuity of literature
Edmund Gosse, Edmund Gosse
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The continuity of literature

presidential address, 1922

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Publisher
Norwood Editions
Language
English
Pages
15

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Cover of: The continuity of literature
The continuity of literature: presidential address, 1922
1977, Norwood Editions
in English
Cover of: The continuity of literature
The continuity of literature: presidential address, 1922
1976, Folcroft Library Editions
in English
Cover of: The continuity of literature
Cover of: The continuity of literature.
The continuity of literature.
1922, University press
in English
Cover of: The continuity of literature
The continuity of literature: presidential address, 1922
1922, Oxford university press]
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Edition Notes

Reprint of the 1922 ed. published by Oxford University Press, Oxford, which was issued as English Association pamphlet no. 54.

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Norwood, Pa

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
809
Library of Congress
PN58 .G6 1977

The Physical Object

Pagination
15 p. ;
Number of pages
15

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL4535233M
ISBN 10
0848209524
LCCN
77001059
OCLC/WorldCat
2798412
Goodreads
3562846

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