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Margaret Leslie Davis
Margaret Leslie Davis's Books
The Lost Gutenberg - Margaret Leslie Davis Teenage Mutant Artists: The Art and Live... Teenage Mutant Artists: The Art and Lives of the Real Donatello, Leonardo, Michelangelo, And... - Margaret Leslie Davis No Secrets - Linda A. Cooney, Margaret L... No Secrets - Linda A. Cooney, Margaret Leslie Davis Study Strategies Plus: Building Your Study Skills and Executive Functioning for School Success - Sandi Sirotowitz, Margaret Leslie Davis, Harvey C. Parker, Leslie Davis Rivers in the Desert - Margaret Leslie Davis Mona Lisa in Camelot: How Jacqueline Kennedy and Da Vinci's Masterpiece Charmed and Captivated a Nation - Margaret Leslie Davis The Los Angeles Biltmore: The Host of the Coast - Margaret Leslie Davis The Culture Broker: Franklin D. Murphy and the Transformation of Los Angeles - Margaret Leslie Davis
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The Lost Gutenberg: The Astounding Story of One Book's Five-Hundred-Year Odyssey - Margaret Leslie Davis
The Lost Gutenberg - Margaret Leslie Davis
Mona Lisa in Camelot: Jacqueline Kennedy and the True Story of the Painting's High-Stakes Journey to America - Margaret Leslie Davis
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markk rated it 6 years ago
url My one hundred forty-fourth podcast is up!
My latest podcast is up on the New Books Network website! In it, I interview Margaret Leslie Davis about her history of one of the most sought-after books in the world and the people who have owned it over the past two centuries. Enjoy!
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markk
markk rated it 6 years ago
text Following a book through the centuries
Though Margaret Leslie Davis's book is centered around a copy of the famous Gutenberg Bible (designated Number 45), it's really about the people who have sought, owned, and studied it over the course of two centuries. After a short description of the book's origins in the 15th century, she picks up ...
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