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The great Gatsby / by F. Scott Fitzgerald.
Author
Fitzgerald, F. Scott (Francis Scott), 1896-1940
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Format
Book
Language
English
Published/Created
New York : Scribner's c1925.
Description
218 p. ; 21 cm.
Details
Subject(s)
Man-woman relationships
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New York (State)
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Long Island
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Fiction
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Upper class
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New York (State)
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Long Island
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Fiction
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Long Island (N.Y.)
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Fiction
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Former owner
Beach, Sylvia
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Monnier, Adrienne
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Barr, Bert, 1896-1973
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Library of Congress genre(s)
Fiction
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Rare books genre
Authors' annotations
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Binding note
Princeton copy 1 In original dust-jacket.
Provenance
Princeton copy 4 (Beach copy): Presentation copy to Sylvia Beach with inscription and drawings by the author, "The Festival of St. James," commemorating a dinner for James Joyce at Adrienne Monnier's apartment.
Princeton copy 4 (Beach copy): Contains ms. acceptance of a dinner invitation by the author, and a photo of him and Adrienne Monnier, and ms. notes by Sylvia Beach.
Princeton copy 2 Inscribed: For Bert from her chattel, from --------- oh God from ------ from --------- all right, real names, then F. Scott Fitzgerald Central Park May 7th 1883 (sic).
Princeton copy 3 Inscribed: For Telulah from her admiring friends Scott & Zelda. Paris, November 1925.
Source acquisition
Princeton copy 1 Gift of Landon T. Raymond, class of 1917.
Princeton copy 2 Presented by Mrs. Louis Goldstein (1896-1973; Mrs. Bertha Weinberg Goldstein, also known as Bert Barr).
ISBN
0684717603
OCLC
284451
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