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040			_aEmily Lobsenz _beng
050			_aPR4558 .A1 1979
082			_a823.8
100			_aDickens, Charles _d1812-1870
130			_aDavid Copperfield, Charles Dickens (Spark Publishing)
245			_aThe Personal History of David Copperfield _cDickens, Charles; with illustrations by John Austen
246			_aDavid Copperfield
250			_aCollector's Edition
260			_aNorwalk, Connecticut _bEaston Press _c1979
300			_a821 pages _billustrations _c23.5 cm
490			_aEaston Press's The 100 Greatest Books Ever Written
500			_aBook is bound in genuine leather with hubbed spine, sewn pages, heavy duty binding boards, and 22kt gold accents. Front cover has full-color frontispiece portrait of author. Page ends are gilded, printed on acid-neutral paper, handsome moire end pages, and a satin-ribbon page marker.
500			_aEaston Press edition is published by advance reservation only exclusively for subscribers to the 100 Greatest Books Ever Written.
500			_aStamped leaf design on leather binding created by graphic artist, Richard Traunig of Wethersfield, Connecticut.
520			_aCharles Dickens' 1850 classic epic, David Copperfield, unfolds the story of David, an optimistic and hard-working lad who's orphaned in his youth. Raised initially by his brutal stepfather, who halts David's schooling and sends him to work in a factory, David eventually finds a home with his eccentric, but kind aunt, Betsey. Later in life, David trains for a career in law, but eventually becomes a writer.
563			_aEnhanced with heavy duty binding boards.
650			_aBoys _vFiction
650			_aYoung men _vFiction
650			_aOrphans _vFiction
650			_aStepfathers _vFiction
650			_aChild labor _vFiction
651			_aEngland _vFiction
655			_2gsafd _aAutobiographical fiction
655			_2gsafd _aBildungsromans
700			_aAusten, John _eillus.
700			_aBaskerville, John _d1706-1775
700			_aWinterich, John T. _d1891-1970
942			_2ddc _cBKTMP _eCollector's Edition
999			_c157 _d157