Evelyn david bibliography chronological book list and series. He was educated at lancing and hertford college, oxford. I used addall to look for used books on the internet for some time before i shifted to abebooks, above. According to the new york times, his works have been translated and are especially popular in germany, russia, turkey, and japan.
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