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Gratitude to Old Teachers
Fiction

Gratitude to Old Teachers

by Robert Bly

Available in limited quantity

Gratitude to Old Teachers, poems by Robert Bly, with a frontispiece by Robert Marx, was issued in a limited edition of 1,500 chapbooks as part of the BOA Pamphlet Series. Copies have been archived at BOA Editions, Ltd., since publication and are in fine condition. Unread. Ideal collector's copy.

© BOA Editions, Ltd. 1993.

FormatPaperback

$30.00

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