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The Norton Reader: An Anthology of Expository Prose
8TH EDITION, ESSAY ANTHOLOGY, 1286 PAGES
1286 pages, Hardcover
First published January 1, 1965
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September 22, 2007
I have the fourth edition.
August 25, 2026
I have this one...the first and it's 1221 pages long and not 632. There is a table of contents which breaks the book into PERSONAL REPORT, On Language, On Education, On Mind, On Civilization, On Literature and the Arts, On Ethics, On Government, On History, On Science and finally On religion.
Next at 1197 A conpendious rhetoric and rhteorical index; List of Authors 1207 and finally Index 1217
Hang on. This was going to go to the great sale when something caught my eye, Allan Seagers the Joy of Sport at Oxford, and I foolishly began to read, now I see Mark Twain Stagecoaching to Virginia City, Huxley's Newspeak and on. Talley-ho!
Next at 1197 A conpendious rhetoric and rhteorical index; List of Authors 1207 and finally Index 1217
Hang on. This was going to go to the great sale when something caught my eye, Allan Seagers the Joy of Sport at Oxford, and I foolishly began to read, now I see Mark Twain Stagecoaching to Virginia City, Huxley's Newspeak and on. Talley-ho!
October 30, 2020
I read 4th edition, shorter edition (1977).
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