The Pit : A Story of Chicago Library Binding Frank Norris Pub By Robert Bentley

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width: 5.9 in Literary Movement: Modernism Signed: No Item Width: 5.9 in Topic: Business Ethics, Love, Modern Literature Publication Year: 1971 Type: Novel Publication Name: Bentley Publishers height: 1.4 in Edition: Library Edition Number of Pages: 421 Item Weight: 22.4 Oz Narrative Type: Fiction Author: Frank Norris Country of Origin: United States Features: Reprint, Library Binding, Dust Jacket Language: English Publisher: Bentley Publishers Genre: World literature & Classics Book Series: The Epic Of The Wheat Original Language: English Item Length: 8.6 in Book Title: The Pit A Story Of Chicago Intended Audience: Adults Era: 1900s Format: Library Binding Item Height: 1.4 in

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The Pit : A Story of Chicago Library Binding Frank Norris Pub By Robert Bentley. Book is in good condition minus the usual wear being in a library would give it. Has the library binking with a few marks on it. Also has a few marks on the book itself but overall its in good condition. The product is "The Pit: A Story of Chicago" by Frank Norris, published by Bentley Publishers in 1971 as a clothbound Library Edition. This novel, part of "The Epic of The Wheat" series, explores themes of business ethics, love, and modern literature within the backdrop of Chicago. It is a work of fiction in the Modernism literary movement, written in English and originally published in the early 1900s. Book is in good condition minus the usual wear being in a library would give it. Has the library binking with a few marks on it. Also has a few marks on the book itself but overall its in good condition. The product is "The Pit: A Story of Chicago" by Frank Norris, published by Bentley Publishers in 1971 as a clothbound Library Edition. This novel, part of "The Epic of The Wheat" series, explores themes of business ethics, love, and modern literature within the backdrop of Chicago. It is a work of fiction in the Modernism literary movement, written in English and originally published in the early 1900s.