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THE RAPID REVIEW VOLS. I. AND II

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1904

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Red Cardboard hard cover with half calf binding and corners. Gold lettering on spine. The Rapid Review - A Monthly Summary of the World's Thought and Progress. Vols. I and II, February to December 1904. 654 pages, illustrated, photographs, cartoons, maps, music, etc. Photo facing first page of Topics of the Times articles - Admiral Sir John Fisher G.C.B.

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cwa-org-51-B2008.27

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Bound Periodicals

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Periodical of the early 20th Century bound into one book.

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Thursday, 24 September, 2020

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