"A Certain Gaiety of Treatment" : typescript, 1971 Feb. 10.

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"A Certain Gaiety of Treatment" : typescript, 1971 Feb. 10.

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Address at the opening of an exhibition of Ashendene Press materials at Stanford University, expressing his own interest in collecting fine printing and discussing the role of the "private press" and the work of St. John Hornby of the Ashendene Press.

[1], 15 leaves. 28 cm.

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Strouse, Norman H.

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