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I Can Remember Robert Louis Stevenson (1922)
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I Can Remember Robert Louis Stevenson (1922)

Rosaline Masson
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  1. From the preface: In November 1921, after the Anniversary Dinner, held in Edinburgh, of our Robert Louis Stevenson Club, and all the talk of Stevenson that preceded and followed that brilliant occasion, I realized that there were in Edinburgh not only many Stevenson lovers in the literary sense, but also men and women who could personally remember Stevenson as boy and man. And it occurred to me that in the same way there were men and women in other parts of the world who could remember him in the later chapters of his life, and if such a collection of living memories of the dead writer could be gathered, they would not only be a valuable asset to the biographical literature of our day, but would serve to draw together the literary sympathies of Stevenson lovers all the world over.
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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Kessinger Publishing
Country
United States
Date
1 November 2007
Pages
316
ISBN
9780548798379
  1. From the preface: In November 1921, after the Anniversary Dinner, held in Edinburgh, of our Robert Louis Stevenson Club, and all the talk of Stevenson that preceded and followed that brilliant occasion, I realized that there were in Edinburgh not only many Stevenson lovers in the literary sense, but also men and women who could personally remember Stevenson as boy and man. And it occurred to me that in the same way there were men and women in other parts of the world who could remember him in the later chapters of his life, and if such a collection of living memories of the dead writer could be gathered, they would not only be a valuable asset to the biographical literature of our day, but would serve to draw together the literary sympathies of Stevenson lovers all the world over.
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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Kessinger Publishing
Country
United States
Date
1 November 2007
Pages
316
ISBN
9780548798379

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