Letters to William Blackwood and David S. Meldrum.

by Joseph Conrad

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Published 1958 by Duke University Press in Durham, N.C .
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Subjects:

• Conrad, Joseph, 1857-1924 -- Correspondence

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Edition Notes

Statement	Edited by William Blackburn.
Contributions	Blackwood, William, 1836-1912., Meldrum, David Storrar, 1865-
Classifications
LC Classifications	PR6005.O4 Z5335
The Physical Object
Pagination	209 p.
Number of Pages	209
ID Numbers
Open Library	OL6250745M
LC Control Number	58012588
OCLC/WorldCa	363213

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