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James Joyce: Ulysses

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Alternative names	James Augustine Aloysius Joyce
Description	Irish poet, novelist, teacher, author, writer and journalist
Date of birth/death	2 February 1882	13 January 1941
Location of birth/death	Rathgar	Zürich
Work period	1904 –
Work location	Paris; Trieste; Zürich
Authority control	: Q6882 VIAF: 44300643 ISNI: 0000 0001 2130 2495 ULAN: 500255877 LCCN: n79056824 NAID: 10574736 WorldCat

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Title

Ulysses

Publisher

Shakespeare and Company

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Maurice Darantiere

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version, edition, or translation

Description

English: A DjVu of James Joyce's "Ulysses" (original edition from 1922)

Language

English

Publication date

1922

Place of publication

Paris

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Scanned by Erakis from Dover's 2002 reprint (ISBN 0-486-42444-8)

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