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Vathek 2/e
(9780199576951 / 37022530) - New edition - Oxford University Press - OUP Oxford - Height: 195mm - Spine width: 12mm - Width: 130mm - ISBN: 9780199576951 - Number of pages: 192 - Languages: English - Publication date: 13 Jun 2013
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| Tags | Paperback Book Oxford World's Classics William Book William Beckford Vathek by William Beckford Vathek 2/e Paperback by Beckford |
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| Brand | William Beckford |
| ISBN | William Beckford 0199576955 |
| MPN | William Beckford 37022530 |
| ID | 7334089 |
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New edition |
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195mm |
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Oxford University Press |
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9780199576951 |
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English |
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192 |
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13 Jun 2013 |
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OUP Oxford |
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12mm |
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148g |
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130mm |
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