The Oxford Dictionary Of Quotations

The Oxford Dictionary Of QuotationsThis 1941 edition of The Oxford Dictionary of Quotations, introduced by Pulitzer Prizewinning critic and historian Carl Van Doren, is a classic reference work for lovers of literature and history. Containing a wide ranging collection of memorable lines from poets, playwrights, novelists, and statesmen, this early edition is both a practical resource and a collectible volume. Perfect for writers, researchers, and collectors of vintage reference books.

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