Publication

1926 - L. & Virginia Woolf, London, England

Language

English

Word Count

13,250 words, Guess

Page Count

53 pages

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Description

298 p. ; 22 cm

First Sentence

THE disposition towards public affairs, which we conveniently sum up as Individualism and laissez-faire, drew its sustenance from many different rivulets of thought and springs of feeling.

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  • The end of laissez-faire.L. & Virginia Woolf1926-01-01
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