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A Farewell to Arms


Book Description
Red Leather Limited Edition copy with Gold Embossed engraving and Gold page edges, Red ribbon bookmark.
Book Information
PublisherFranklin Library
BindingLeather Bound (98 editions)
Reading LevelUncategorized
# of Pages314
ISBN-10B000MBGGP0
Publication Date/1976
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About Ernest Hemingway (Author) : Ernest Hemingway is a published author. Some of the published credits of Ernest Hemingway include Death in the Afternoon, For Whom the Bell Tolls, Hemingway Reader, and Livres a Ecouter: Le Vieil Homm... more
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About Herbert Tauss (Illustrator) : Herbert Tauss is a published illustrator of young adult books. Some of the published credits of Herbert Tauss include Us and Them: A History of Intolerance in America, Us and Them: A History of Intole... more
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10/3/2015 Joshua Mark said: Hemingway's great love story of WW I may seem to some a little dated today in the depiction of the heroine Catherine but one must try to let go and immerse one's self in Hemingway's world of the early 20th century. The writing, especially the opening chapter, is incredibly fresh and bright.
tags: religion, philosophy, war stories, literature

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4/2/2013 J.Anthony Yuse tagged as: I read

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