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| Anatole France (1844–1924)Also known as: Anatol France, Anatole Frnce, Anatole France, Anatole Franci, Anatole France; Mrs, pseud. Anatole France ... (see complete list), Anatole France, pseud, Anatole. Trans. A W Evans France, Anatole; Wilfrid Jackson trans. France, Anatole; Hearn, Lafcadio (trans.) France, France Anatole (De L'academie Francaise)., Anatole France (Jacques Anatole Thibault), Anatole; Farley, Agnes (translator) France, Anatole ; Translated By Alfred Allinson France, Anatole France; With Illustrations By Malcolm Came, Anatole France; Translated By A.W. Evans Illustrat, Anatole France; Translator A.W. Evans; Introductio | 1,539 | 15 |  (3.66) | 0 | 0 |
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