[PDR] The Curious World of Isaac D’Israeli
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THE CURIOUS WORLD OF ISAAC D’ISRAELI
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*Marvin Spevack introduces the /Curiosities of Literature/, the epic
cornucopia of essays on all things literary by Isaac D’Israeli: a
scholar, man of letters and father of British Prime Minister Benjamin
Disraeli.*
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