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The Crater: Or Vulcan’s Peak	Cooper, James Fenimore Philbrick, Thomas	E-DITION	01/01/1962	$65.00	Available from De Gruyter »
Letters and Journals, Volume 1	Cooper, James Fenimore Beard, James Franklin	HARDCOVER	08/20/2004	$147.00
Letters and Journals, Volume 2	Cooper, James Fenimore Beard, James Franklin	HARDCOVER	08/20/2004	$147.00
Letters and Journals, Volume 3	Cooper, James Fenimore Beard, James Franklin	HARDCOVER	08/20/2004	$147.00
Letters and Journals, Volume 4	Cooper, James Fenimore Beard, James Franklin	HARDCOVER	08/20/2004	$147.00
Letters and Journals, Volume 5	Cooper, James Fenimore Beard, James Franklin	HARDCOVER	08/20/2004	$147.00
Letters and Journals, Volume 6	Cooper, James Fenimore Beard, James Franklin	HARDCOVER	08/20/2004	$147.00

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