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Publisher
Auerhahn Press
Language
English
Pages
18

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Subjects

Poetry, Drugs of abuse, Criminal provisions, Law and legislation, Drug addiction, Narcotic laws
Edition Availability
Cover of: Narcotica
Narcotica
1959, Auerhahn Press
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Table of Contents

Lamantia, P. I demand extinction of laws prohibiting narcotic drugs! Bones. Opium, cocaine, hemp. Opium, put down of laws against opium. Memoria.
Artaud, A. A letter to the legislator of the law on narcotics. General security
the liquidation of opium.
Leopardi, G. The infinite.

Edition Notes

Cover title.

Published in
[San Francisco]
Genre
Poetry., Poetry

Classifications

Library of Congress
RC566 .L35, PS3562.A42 I15, PS3562.A42 N37 1959

The Physical Object

Pagination
[18] p. ;
Number of pages
18

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL4290476M
LCCN
78317807
OCLC/WorldCat
4490700

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