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Cover: The Classical TraditionThe Classical TraditionGrafton, Anthony
Most, Glenn W.
Settis, Salvatore		PAPERBACK05/06/2013$32.50Currently unavailable
Cover: A New Literary History of AmericaA New Literary History of AmericaMarcus, Greil
Sollors, Werner		PAPERBACK05/07/2012$30.00
Cover: The Classical TraditionThe Classical TraditionGrafton, Anthony
Most, Glenn W.
Settis, Salvatore		HARDCOVER10/25/2010$79.95
Cover: A New Literary History of AmericaA New Literary History of AmericaMarcus, Greil
Sollors, Werner		HARDCOVER09/23/2009$51.50
Cover: Harvard Encyclopedia of American Ethnic GroupsHarvard Encyclopedia of American Ethnic GroupsThernstrom, Stephan
Orlov, Ann
Handlin, Oscar		HARDCOVER10/10/1980$230.50
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