File:In Desert and Wilderness (Sienkiewicz, tr. Drezmal).djvu

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In Desert and Wilderness.

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Author



Alternative names	Birth name: Henryk Adam Aleksander Pius Sienkiewicz; Litwos; Henryk Sienkiowicz
Description	Polish novelist, screenwriter, journalist, writer and short story writer
Date of birth/death	5 May 1846	15 November 1916
Location of birth/death	Wola Okrzejska	Vevey
Work period	1869 –
Authority file	: Q41502 VIAF: 24608122 ISNI: 0000000118740101 LCCN: n50024588 NLA: 35498728 Open Library: OL33439A WorldCat

Translator

Max A. Drezmal (1867–1947)
Alternative names	Max Anthony Drezmal
Description	American translator
Date of birth/death	2 October 1867	10 May 1947
Location of birth/death	Poznań	Chicago
Authority file	: Q18123091 VIAF: 49163943 ISNI: 0000000108982756 LCCN: nr2002024142 BNF: 17770158c CiNii: DA15276446 WorldCat

Title

In Desert and Wilderness.

Subtitle

Translated from the Polish by Max A. Drezmal

Publisher

Little, Brown, and Company

Description

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Language

English

Publication date

1917

Place of publication

Boston

Source

Internet Archive identifier: indesertwilderne00sienuoft

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