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GRAHAM GREENE [par] Victor de Pange. Preface de Francois Mauriac de l'Academie francaise et un text inedit de Graham Greene traduit par Marcelle Sibon
by (Greene, Graham) Pande, Victor de
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Paris: Classiques du XXe Siecle, 1953. First trade edition. 16mo. Text lightly tanned, else a near fine copy. First trade edition, 16mo. Inscribed by Victor de Pange, in year of publication, on half-title page.
Prints Graham Greene's "(Fragment de journal) Le Grand Bombardement du Mercredit 16 Avril 1941" (six pages), as well as much information about Greene by Victor de Pange.
Francois Mauriac won the 1952 Nobel Prize in Literature. Wobbe E27
Prints Graham Greene's "(Fragment de journal) Le Grand Bombardement du Mercredit 16 Avril 1941" (six pages), as well as much information about Greene by Victor de Pange.
Francois Mauriac won the 1952 Nobel Prize in Literature. Wobbe E27
Synopsis
Richard Greene is a professor of English at the University of Toronto and the editor of the highly acclaimed Selected Letters of Edith Sitwell . He is also writing a biography of Sitwell.
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- GRAHAM GREENE [par] Victor de Pange. Preface de Francois Mauriac de l'Academie francaise et un text inedit de Graham Greene traduit par Marcelle Sibon
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- (Greene, Graham) Pande, Victor de
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- 16mo
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- Used - Text lightly tanned, else a near fine copy
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- First trade edition
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- Classiques du XXe Siecle
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- Paris
- Date Published
- 1953
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- British
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