The Best of Robert Service

The Best of Robert Service
ISBN-10
0399550089
ISBN-13
9780399550089
Category
Poetry
Pages
216
Language
English
Published
1989
Publisher
Penguin
Author
Robert Service

Description

Works by the Klondike poet reveal the world of the Yukon, and the literary culture of Paris before World War I

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