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No Innocent Abroad. Translated by Patrick Leigh Fermor.

RODOCANACHI, C.P. (FERMOR, Patrick Leigh).

London: Heinemann, 1937. FIRST UK EDITION. Crown octavo, pp.[viii]; 299; [i], blank. Hardback in dust-wrapper. Some foxing to edges and extremities, jacket toned, price-clipped with some chips and tears; very good. The author's debut novel and Patrick Leigh Fermor's first significant literary contribution. An important item, published under the more familiar title Forever Ulysses in the US. Item #42023

The Works of Patrick Leigh Fermor featured in The Guardian's 'Greatest Travel Book' Selection [2011].

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