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Perpetua and the habit of unhappiness / [by] Mongo Beti ; translated from the French by John Reed & Clive Wake.

By: Beti, Mongo, 1932-, Beti, Mongo, 1932-.

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BookSeries: African writers series ; 181.Publisher: London : Heinemann Educational, 1978Uniform titles: Perpetue et l'habitude du malheur. English Perpetue et l'habitude du malheur. English DDC classification: 843

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Perpetua and the habit of unhappiness / [by] Mongo Beti ; translated from the French by John Reed & Clive Wake.

By: Beti, Mongo, 1932-, Beti, Mongo, 1932-.