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Chapter 12 MY BROTHER.
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Released on: 06/12/2017
ware, that in many cases the neglect of chronological order is not merely permitted, but is in fact to some degree i
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Autobiographic Sketches
“An engrossing collection of autobiographical vignettes by Thomas De Quincey, whose 1821 account of his opium addiction garnered him enormous fame. His sickly childhood, education, wanderings around Britain, lifelong struggle with debt, and subsequent writing career are all recollected in De Quincey's elegant prose.”