THE PACIFIC SPECTATOR Vol. V No. 1 Winter 1951
- Softcover
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Stanford University, paperback, Very Good (minor cover wear), 127 pages, among the contributions: Asian Violence In a Cold-War World by Robert Carver North, Cairo: 1950 by Wallace Stegner, Music Into Silence by Lawrence Clark Powell, M. Zoshchenko and His Art by J.A. Posin, Fundamentalism Versus Modernism 1920-30 by Edward A. White, The Well and the Bulldozers by George P. Elliott; F2561 A2A.
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- Title
- THE PACIFIC SPECTATOR Vol. V No. 1 Winter 1951
- Author
- Dodds, John W., Frederick Hard, Wallace Stegner, George R. Stewart, Edith R. Mirrielees, editors
- Binding
- Softcover
marvin granlund
emeryville, CA, U.S.A.
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