Warming Both Hands: The Autobiography of Henry Rushton Fairclough, Including His Experiences Under the American Red Cross in Switzerland and Montenegro

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Stanford University Press, 1941 - Classicists - 629 pages

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CHILDHOOD AND SCHOOL
1
COLLEGE LIFE AND STUDIES
24
SCHOOL TEACHING
54
Copyright

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TitleWarming Both Hands: The Autobiography of Henry Rushton Fairclough, Including His Experiences Under the American Red Cross in Switzerland and Montenegro
AuthorHenry Rushton Fairclough
PublisherStanford University Press, 1941
Length629 pages
  
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