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The deficit made flesh / John Glassco, 1958

In: “To Dress Our Letters in Such Strong Fancy”: The Indian File Poetry Series (Case Study)
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Full Title: 
The deficit made flesh / John Glassco, 1958
Description: 

64 p.

Creator: 
Glassco, John, 1909-1981
Case Study: 
“To Dress Our Letters in Such Strong Fancy”: The Indian File Poetry Series
Publisher: 
McClelland & Stewart
Date: 
1958
Place: 
Toronto, Ont.
Material Type: 
dust jacket
Material Type: 
title page
Material Type: 
upper board
Era: 
1918-1980

Citation

Contributor: 
McMaster University
Collection/Fonds: 

Mills Research Collections Book Collection

Call No.: 
Res. Coll. PS 8513 .L34 D4

Subject

Subject: 
McClelland & Stewart -- Imprints
Subject: 
Glassco, John, 1909-1981
Subject: 
Indian File Series

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Rights: 
Copyright: McClelland & Stewart. McMaster University owns the rights to the archival copy of the digital image in TIFF format.
Contributing Institution: 
McMaster University Libraries

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21 x 14 cm
Language: 
eng
Identifier: 
CP00596
Type: 
image
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Theme

  • Production (Design, Illustration, Technology)

Case Study

  • 'Indian File Series'

Creator

  • Glassco, John, 1909-1981

Publisher

  • McClelland & Stewart

Era

  • 1918-1980

Subject

  • Glassco, John, 1909-1981
  • Indian File Series
  • McClelland & Stewart -- Imprints

Contributing Institution

  • McMaster University Libraries

Collection/Fonds

  • Mills Research Collections Book Collection

Date

  • 1958

Place

  • Toronto, Ont.

Material Type

  • dust jacket
  • title page
  • upper board

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