The red badge of courage, by Stephen Crane, in a choice of five bindings [prospectus] (1988)

by Land Press

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1988

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Written when the author was twenty-two and published two years later in 1895, The Red Badge of Courage stands as the greatest classic to come out of the American Civil War.

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The edition of The red badge of courage advertised by this prospectus was printed by Gwasg Gregygog in 1988 in a numbered edition of 140 copies for the Land Press, who offered the book to subscribers in a choice of bindings designed respectively by Denise Lubett (two designs), Romilly Suamarez Smith, Angela James and Jen Lindsay (two designs).

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