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An edition of The nether world: a novel (1889)

The Nether world

a novel

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Smith, Elder
Language
English
Pages
392

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Subjects

Fiction, Poor, Poverty, English fiction, British and irish fiction (fictional works by one author), London (england), fiction, Fiction, family life, general, History, Social conditions, Long Now Manual for Civilization

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London (England)

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Cover of: The nether world
The nether world
1992, Oxford University Press
in English
Cover of: The nether world
The nether world: a novel
1974, Harvester Press
in English - [New ed. reprinted] edited with an introduction by John Goode.
Cover of: The nether world.
The nether world.
1973, Dent
in English
Cover of: The nether world
The nether world
1973, Dent, Dutton
in English - [1st ed. reprinted].
Cover of: The Nether world
The Nether world: a novel
1907, Smith, Elder
in English - New ed
Cover of: The nether world
The nether world: a novel
1889, Smith, Elder, & Co.
in English

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vi, 392 p. ;
Number of pages
392

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OL14833798M

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OL715613W

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