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Schoeman, Karel. - Olive Schreiner. A Woman in South Africa 1855-1881.
Jonathan Ball. Johannesburg 1991. 542pp illustrated paperback. 0.8kg. No inscriptions. A very clean VG copy. ISBN: 9780947464370 The definitive biography of Olive Schreiner for the first 25 years of her life, prior to her departure from South Africa for England in 1881 and the subsequent publication of her first novel 'The Story Of An African Farm'. Translated from the Afrikaans.
GBP 25.00 [Appr.: EURO 29.5 US$ 31.88 | JP¥ 5012] Booknumber: 27855
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