The Confessions Of A Beachcomber
by E. J. Banfield
Does the fact that a weak mortal sought an unprofaned sanctuary - an island removed from the haunts of men - and there dwelt in tranquillity, happiness and security, represent any just occasion for the relation of his experiences - experiences necessarily out of the common? To this proposition it will be for these pages to find answer.
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The Confessions of a Beachcomber
July 2005, IndyPublish.com
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The Confessions Of A Beachcomber
June 30, 2004, Kessinger Publishing
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in English
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The confessions of a beachcomber
1994, University of Queensland Press, Univ of Queensland Pr
in English
- Facsimile 1st ed.
0702222852 9780702222856
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The confessions of a beachcomber: scenes and incidents in the career of an unprofessional beachcomber in tropical Queensland
1968, Angus and Robertson
in English
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"Does the fact that a weak mortal sought an unprofaned sanctuary-an island removed from the haunts of men-and there dwelt in tranquillity, happiness and security, represent any just occasion for the relation of his experiences-experiences necessarily out of the common?"
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