James Branch Cabell (1879–1958)Author of Jurgen : A Comedy of JusticeAlso known as: Cabell/pape, James Cabell, James Branch, Branch Cabell, Cabell Branch, James B. Cabell ... (see complete list), James Branch Cabel, Cabell James Branch, James Cabell Branch, Branch James Cabell, James Branch Cabell, et al. James Branch Cabell, Lin (Intro) James Branch; Carter Cabell, with an Intro By Lin Carter James Branch Cabell, decorations by Frank C. Pape James Branch Cabell, James Branch; Introduction by Harold Ward Cabell, Illustrated by Frank C. Pape James Branch Cabell, Papé James Branch Cabell, Frank C [illus.], Padraic (editor); Cabe James Branch; Colum Cabell
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