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The private library, 3rd series, vol. 1, no. 3, Autumn 1978 (1978)

by Private Libraries Association, John Cotton (Editor)

Other authors: Frank Broomhead (Contributor), Jane E. Gardner (Contributor)

Series: The Private Library (3.1.3)

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Walter de la Mare (children's stories, incl. bibliography)
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The second edition of The international Directory of Book Collectors has been published at £15 by the Trigon Press.

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Walter de la Mare's unique and always interesting stories for children have an equally interesting bibliographic history.

Walter de la Mare's stories for children : an analysis of variant texts.
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