At ... writing, mainly about art, from the 'London Review of Books' von Campbell, Peter 1967-

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Bury place papers essays from the London Review of Books von Kermode, Frank 1919-2010

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Mantel pieces Royal bodies and other writing from the London Review of Books von Mantel, Hilary 1952-2022

London reviews a selection from the London Review of Books 1983 - 1985

Foodists writing about eating from the London Review of Books

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Writing the reader configurations of a cultural practice in the English novel von Birke, Dorothee 1975-

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The New York review of books

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Essays and reviews 1959 - 2002 von Williams, Bernard 1929-2003

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New Impressions of Africa von Roussel, Raymond

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From Oslo to Iraq and the road map von Said, Edward W. 1935-2003

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Stefan Zweig and world literature twenty-first-century perspectives

Stefan Zweig and world literature twenty-first century perspectives

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Uncommon readers Denis Donoghue, Frank Kermode, George Steiner and the tradition of the common reader von Knight, Christopher J.

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Uncommon Readers Denis Donoghue, Frank Kermode, George Steiner, and the Tradition of the Common Reader von Knight, Christopher J.

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Shakespeare and amateur performance a cultural history von Dobson, Michael

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Journalismus, der Geschichte schrieb 60 Jahre Pressefreiheit in der Bundesrepublik Deutschland ; Symposium für Kurt Koszyk

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A swamp full of dollars pipelines and paramilitaries at Nigeria's oil frontier von Peel, Michael

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Oratos kai aoratos ratsismos ton 21o aiōna ē dytikē myōpia, ē ischys tu sexismu kai ē arnēsē tu antisēmitismu von Phrankudakē, Anna ca. 20./21. Jh

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