An edition of The paths to yesterday (1931)

The paths to yesterday

memories of old St. Johns̕, Newfoundland

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The paths to yesterday
John Maclay Byrnes, John Macla ...
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An edition of The paths to yesterday (1931)

The paths to yesterday

memories of old St. Johns̕, Newfoundland

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Meador Publishing Company
Language
English
Pages
235

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Subjects

Canadian poetry, Collections

Places

St. John's (N.L.), St. John's (Nfld.)

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Cover of: The paths to yesterday
The paths to yesterday: memories of old St. John's, Newfoundland; including a number of typical Newfoundland poems, each from the gifted pen of a Terra Novian.
1931, Meador
in English
Cover of: The paths to yesterday
The paths to yesterday: memories of old St. Johns̕, Newfoundland
1931, Meador Publishing Company
in English
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Published in
Boston, Mass

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
917.18
Library of Congress
F1124.5.S13 B9

The Physical Object

Pagination
235 p. incl. front., illus., port.
Number of pages
235

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL6768762M
LCCN
32000957
OCLC/WorldCat
21073097

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