First published 1921

Figures of Earth

by James Branch Cabell

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2
First edition
J. Lane the Bodley Head, 1921
Series
Biography of the Life of Manuel

The first edition of Figures of Earth by James Branch Cabell was published in London by J. Lane the Bodley Head in 1921. We track 2 editions.

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  1. 1st J. Lane the Bodley Head1921 Hardback · Biography of the Life of Manuel I own Figures of Earth, J. Lane the Bodley Head 1921 Log in to want this

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  1. R. M. McBride & co1921 Hardback · Biography of the Life of Manuel I own Figures of Earth, R. M. McBride & co 1921 Log in to want this

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The first edition of Figures of Earth by James Branch Cabell was published in London by J. Lane the Bodley Head in 1921.

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