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The Listener. Vol. XXVII No.684.

VARIOUS; CHURCHILL, Winston; BLUNDEN, Edmund, et al.

London: the British Broadcasting Corporation, 19th February 1942. [Broadcast Transcript] ORIGINAL OFFICIAL TRANSCRIPT. Quarto magazine (32 x 25cm), pp.225-256. Publisher's plain paper covers, stapled twice, and priced at 3d. Light handling, with some browning and spotting to edges. Near fine. Containing 'Into the Storm and Through the Storm' by Churchill, updating the British people on the state of the War, as well as 'The Scholar-Gypsy' by Blunden. Item #56918

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