ISBN'S AND GIANTS

[JOSEPH HILL]

Well, what are you going to call it now, 101.2?  If that be the case, I am now lacking one more variant in my collection, and I don't fancy finding a copy. A late Gibbon set I can live without but this be a different matter.

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-----Original Message-----
From: J B Krygier
Sent: Tuesday, July 25, 2006 6:26 PM
To: modlib at algol.owu.edu
Subject: Re: ISBN'S AND GIANTS


On Jul 25, 2006, at 11:12 PM, John wrote:

> I guess I am a glutton for punishment.  For the record, neither my  
> English
> Romantic Poets, 101.1 nor my Between Hume and Mills, 102.1. have ISBN
> numbers.


I guess this is fitting, as I raised the confounded ISBN
issue:

my copy of 101.1 English Romantic Poets DOES have an ISBN
number, blank endpapers, $4.95 price.  Does this mean there
were two printings of this tough-to-find Giant?


jk