John Clare Society Journal, 28 (2009)Ian Waites, Alan Moore, Adam White, Simon J. White, Sarah Houghton-Walker, Eric Robinson, Robert Heyes, Donna Landry, Roy Vickery, M. M. Mahood, Essaka Joshua, Sam Ward John Clare Society, Jul 13, 2009 The official Journal of the John Clare Society, published annually to reflect the interest in, and approaches to, the life and work of the poet John Clare. |
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| Title | John Clare Society Journal, 28 (2009) |
| Authors | Ian Waites, Alan Moore, Adam White, Simon J. White, Sarah Houghton-Walker, Eric Robinson, Robert Heyes, Donna Landry, Roy Vickery, M. M. Mahood, Essaka Joshua, Sam Ward |
| Editor | Simon Kovesi |
| Publisher | John Clare Society, 2009 |
| ISBN | 0953899594, 9780953899593 |
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