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An edition of Talks with Barbara: being an informal and experimental discussion, from the point of view of a young woman of to-morrow, of certain of the complexities of life, particularly in regard to the relations of men and women (1970)

Talks with Barbara

being an informal and experimental discussion, from the point of view of a young woman of to-morrow, of certain of the complexities of life, particularly in regard to the relations of men and women

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Talks with Barbara
Elizabeth Knight Tompkins, Eli ...
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An edition of Talks with Barbara: being an informal and experimental discussion, from the point of view of a young woman of to-morrow, of certain of the complexities of life, particularly in regard to the relations of men and women (1970)

Talks with Barbara

being an informal and experimental discussion, from the point of view of a young woman of to-morrow, of certain of the complexities of life, particularly in regard to the relations of men and women

by

Miss Tompkins has set forth in this volume certain striking opinions in regard to the problems which confront young men and young women of to-day. She has drawn a bright and energetic girl, whose breezy talks with her masculine friend include many bits of protest against the restrictions at present imposed by Mrs. Grundy.

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G.P. Putnam's Sons
Language
English
Pages
279

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Talks with Barbara: being an informal and experimental discussion, from the point of view of a young woman of to-morrow, of certain of the complexities of life, particularly in regard to the relations of men and women
1970, G.P. Putnam's Sons
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New York
Series
Wright American fiction -- v.3, reel T-22, no. 5512

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Format
Paperback
Pagination
2 preliminary leaves, iii-vi pages, 1 leaf, 279 pages ;20 cm.
Number of pages
279

Edition Identifiers

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OL53633619M
LCCN
00003127
OCLC/WorldCat
2223250, 03101694

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OL39410865W

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