Literary Modernism: The Struggle for Modern History
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6h 0m 0s
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English
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9781682767146
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Grouped Work ID | a2f93e25-7d7d-7dd0-9953-3c9a9d3283a4-eng |
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Full title | literary modernism the struggle for modern history |
Author | perl jeffrey |
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