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A Farewell to Arms: Ernest Hemingway
(9780099910107) - Ernest Hemingway - Arrow Books - Random House - Height: 180 mm - Spine width: 20 mm - Width: 112 mm - ISBN: 9780099910107 - Number of pages: 236 - Languages: English - Publish date: 18/08/1994
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Ernest Hemingway |
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180 mm |
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Arrow Books |
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9780099910107 |
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English |
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236 |
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18/08/1994 |
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Random House |
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20 mm |
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166 g |
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112 mm |
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Dive into "A Farewell to Arms," a timeless novel by Ernest Hemingway, capturing the tragedy and romance of war. Explore themes of love, loss, and courage in this compelling Vintage Classic masterpiece.