An edition of The six (1938)

The six

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The six
Rudolf Rocker
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Language
English
Pages
255

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Cover of: The Six
The Six: Translated from the German by Ray E. Chase
1938, Rocker Publications Committee
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Cover of: The six
The six
1938, Rocker Publications Committee
in English
Cover of: The six
The six
1938, Rocker Publications Committee
in English

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Edition Notes

"Rudolf Rocker has taken some well-known figures from world literature ... to introduce a beautiful dream of a world rebuilt and mankind set free. The six figures ... are presented in three contrasting pairs [Faust and Don Juan, Hamlet and Don Quixote, Medardus and Heinrich von Ofterdingen]" -- Introductory note.

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Los Angeles, Ca

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
833.91
Library of Congress
PT3919.R68 S42

The Physical Object

Pagination
viii, 255 p., [6] leaves of plates ;
Number of pages
255

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL6404398M
LCCN
40015188
OCLC/WorldCat
3400856
Library Thing
401064

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