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Preil, Gabriel
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Title To be recorded / Gabriel Preil
translated by Estelle Gilson.
Edition 1st ed.
Contributors Gilson, Estelle
Publisher Merrick, NY : Cross-Cultural Communications
Creation Date 1992
Notes "Cross-Cultural Communications chapbook CCC705."
Errata (1 leaf) tipped in.
Hebrew and English tests on facing pages.
Genre American poetry
Series A Cross-cultural communications chapbook
CCC705
Cross-cultural review Jewish writers chapbook
6
Extent 48 pages
22 cm.
Language English
Hebrew
National Library system number 990037641230205171

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