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Русский: Лондон, Джэк (1876-1916).

... Полное собрание сочинений / Джэк Лондон; Авториз. пер. с англ. М. Андреевой. Т. 1-3. - Москва : т-во тип. А.И. Мамонтова, 1913. - 2 т.; 20.

Белый клык : [Роман]. - Москва : тип. П.П. Рябушинского, 1913. - 312 с.
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Jack London  (1876–1916)  wikidata:Q45765 s:en:Author:Jack London q:en:Jack London
 
Jack London
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Birth name: John Griffith Chaney Lobondon; John Griffith Chaney; John Griffith "Jack" London; John Griffith Chaney London; John Griffith "Jack London" Chaney
Description American writer, journalist, novelist, war correspondent, essayist and autobiographer
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Location of birth/death San Francisco Glen Ellen
Work period 1900-1916
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, М. Андреева

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