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By way of Cape Horn : four months in a Yankee clipper
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By way of Cape Horn : four months in a Yankee clipper
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Publication date
1900.
Call number
337224
Creator
Stevenson, Paul Eve (1868-1910)
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Dimensions
20 cm
Associated people
London, Jack, (1876-1916,)
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