An edition of Paris of Troy (1947)

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Paris of Troy.
George Edward Baker
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Publisher
Penguin Books
Language
English
Pages
220

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Subjects
Fiction, Paris (Legendary character), Trojan War, Paris (Legendary character) in literature
People
George Edward Baker (1909-)
Places
Troy (Extinct city)

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Cover of: Paris of Troy.
Paris of Troy.
1951, Penguin books
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Cover of: Paris of Troy.
Paris of Troy.
1951, Penguin Books
in English
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Cover of: Paris of Troy
Paris of Troy
1947, Ziff-Davis
in English
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Edition Notes

London edition (Cresset Press) has title: Fidus Achates.

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Harmondsworth

Classifications

Library of Congress
PR'6003'A44'P3'1951

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Pagination
220 p. :
Number of pages
220

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL20438275M
LCCN
47011315
Library Thing
3159571

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