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Sandra E. Drake
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Publisher
Stanford University
Language
English
Pages
305

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Subjects
Caribbean literature, History and criticism, History in literature

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The uses of history in the Caribbean novel
1976, Stanford University
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Thesis--Stanford University, 1976.

Bibliography: p. 294-305.

Microfiche : Ann Arbor, Michigan : University Microfilm International, 1977. 4 microfiches.

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Paolo Alto, Cal

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Library of Congress
PN 849 C3 D76 1976

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Format
Microform
Pagination
v, 305 leaves
Number of pages
305

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OL20977707M

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