The sun at midnight : notes on the story of civilization seen as the history of the great experiment...
The sun at midnight : notes on the story of civilization seen as the history of the great experiment...
The sun at midnight : notes on the story of civilization seen as the history of the great experimental work of the supreme scientist : aphorisms (not yet in proper numbered sequence) as from the week-end in Amsterdam, May 2-4, 5 1969 / David Gascoyne.
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London : Enitharmon Press, 1970.
Date
1970.
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MacPherson/ 0246
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English
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[9], 55 p. : 2 ill. ; 23 cm.
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Publisher
London : Enitharmon Press, 1970.
Place of Publication
England
Date Published
1970.
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The sun at midnight : notes on the story of civilization seen as the history of the great experimental work of the supreme scientist : aphorisms (not yet in proper numbered sequence) as from the week-end in Amsterdam, May 2-4, 5 1969 / David Gascoyne.
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"... designed and printed by the Daedalus Press, Stoke Ferry, Norfolk, by the Enitharmon Press."
Limited ed. of of 350 numbered copies, "of which 75, numbered 1-75, are on Grey Basingwerk Parchment and 275, numbered 76-350, are on Abbey Mills Smooth Process, both papers made by Grosvenor Chater & Co. Ltd." No. 113.
Rare Books copy: No. 36 of limited ed. of 75 copies on Grey Basingwerk Parchment, signed by the author. In leather backed decorated boards....
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MacPherson/ 0246
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74VMQ4ReGbvA
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0901111104
9780901111104
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991000591159702626
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