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  E-mail Message: I thought you might be interested in this item at http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/1012125846 Title: Lonesome dove : a novel Author: Larry McMurtry Publisher: Washington, DC : Library of Congress, NLS/BPH, 1986. ISBN/ISSN: 0671504207 9780671504205 OCLC:1012125846

  
  

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Lonesome dove : a novel

Author:	Larry McMurtry
Publisher:	Washington, DC : Library of Congress, NLS/BPH, 1986.
Edition/Format:	Braille book : Braille : Fiction : English
Summary:	A 3000-mile cattle drive is the setting for this epic which describes the developing American West and the ranchers, cowboys, prostitutes and adventurers who attempt to make a new life for themselves. Strong language, violence and some descriptions of sex. Bestseller 1985. Pulitzer Prize winner.
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Subjects	Cattle drives -- West (U.S.) -- Fiction. Cowboys -- West (U.S.) -- Fiction. Cattle drives. View all subjects
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