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A Place Calling Itself Rome.

OSBORNE, John (1929-1994).

London: Faber and Faber, 1973. [Drama] FIRST EDITIONS, both states. Two volumes. Octavo (21 x 13cm), pp.78 [2]; 78 [2]. One volume in publisher's grey cloth with gilt titles to spine and the dust-jacket priced at £1.75, and the other in publisher's soft covers, priced at 85p. Light handling and soiling to covers. Near fine. A modern re-imagining of Shakespeare's 'Coriolanus.'. Item #58108

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