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Samuel Marchbanks 01 The Diary Of Samuel Marchbanks Davies

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Samuel Marchbanks 01 The Diary Of Samuel Marchbanks Davies
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Publisher: New Canadian Library
File Extension: EPUB
File size: 2.59 MB
Author: Davies, Robertson
Language: English
Year: 2016

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Samuel Marchbanks 01 The Diary Of Samuel Marchbanks Davies by Davies, Robertson instant download after payment.

**The earliest of the Samuel Marchbanks volumes, originally published in 1947, is available in e-book form for the first time. **
In 1942, two years after returning to Canada from Britain, Robertson Davies took up the role of editor of the *Peterborough Examiner*. During his tenure as editor at the *Examiner*, a post he held until 1955, and later as publisher of the newspaper (1955–65), Davies published witty, curmudgeonly, mischievous, and fiercely individualistic editorials under the name of his alter ego, Samuel Marchbanks, “one of the choice and master spirits of his age.”
*The Diary of Samuel Marchbanks *is funny, delightful, and timeless in revealing one of the most entertaining periods in a Canadian literary giant’s career.
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