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Buy Doctor and Son - Richard Gordon - 1959 First Edition for R225.00
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Buy Doctor in Clover - Richard Gordon - 1960 First Edition (#1) for R100.00
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Buy Doctor at Large - Richard Gordon - 1955 First Edition (2) for R50.00
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Buy DOCTOR IN THE HOUSE - RICHARD GORDON (LARGE PRINT 1977) for R25.00
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Buy Doctor in the Swim: Richard Gordon - First Edition for R50.00
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About the product The jacket is edgeworn and marked.Internally clean.Excellent binding.[R.K]. Our orders are shipped using tracked courier delivery services.
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Buy The Possessions of Doctor Forrest Kelly, Richard T. for R50.00
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1979 paperback with 102 pages in good condition. Heaven and hell - Paperback with around 60 pages. R65 postage in SA. The First Book of Urizen as it was originally called, was composed in 1794 but printed only in 1818. It parodies the Book of Genesis by presenting the creation of the material world as a downfall. The process is initiated by Urizen when he separates himself from his fellow "Eternals" and thereby creates difference and self-consciousness. As Urizen falls into this void of his own making, Los reacts by building a material and temporal base below which Urizen cannot descend. There are only a handful of copies of the book. Copy G, available here, was sold anonymously at Sotheby's on 20 January 1852 for £8.15s. to Richard Monckton Milnes, First Lord Houghton. His son, the Earl of Crewe, sold it at Sotheby's on 30 March 1903 for £307 to the dealer Bernard Quaritch, probably acting for William A. White. White owned it the next month. It was sold posthumously from White's collection through A. S. W. Rosenbach to Lessing J. Rosenwald on 1 May 1929, for approximately $5,000. In 1945, it was given by Rosenwald to the Library of Congress, where it now resides.
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