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    The English Review: July 1921
    The English Review: July 1921
    The English Review: July 1921
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    The English Review: July 1921

    By Austin Harrison

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    Marvel in the beauty of 20th century English literature.


    This book takes you back in time to journey among the best writers in England at the time of the first World War.


    It's the July 1921 edition of The English Review magazine, which was started "in a rage that there was no place in England to print a poem b

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLeft of Brain Books
    Release dateSep 24, 2021
    ISBN9781396321771
    The English Review: July 1921

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