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Gambit

by Peter T Froestrup (Editor)

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'Gambit' was the magazine of the Edinburgh University Review of Spring 1959. George Mackay Brown is credited as Editorial Staff along with Jane Hannay. Brown also contributes an article titled 'Edwin Muir'.
Other contributors are Ian H Finlay, Robin Fulton, Norman MacCaig, Alan Jackson, Ian Macarthur, Meta H MacBain, Tom Scott and Edward Durham Taylor. 30 pages.

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Title
Gambit
Author
Peter T Froestrup (Editor)
Book Condition
Used - Very Good
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Edition
First Edition
Binding
Paperback
Place of Publication
Edinburgh
Date Published
1959
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0.00 lbs
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Poetry; Scotland; Orkney; George Mackay Brown; First Editions;

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