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05.31.2006, 05:40 PM
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Apologies for the new thread, but I figure a lot of people won't bother reading the other threads if they haven't found the book yet.
http://www.bibliomania.com/0/0/140/2404/frameset.html This is the page I'm currently on. The book is public domain, so you can read it online without infringing any copyright laws.
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05.31.2006, 09:31 PM
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well, yeah
the one I have is the George Reavey translation. Cover:  (it sure wasn't easy to find that cover hehe) It's the 1966 Airmont mass-marketed paperback. The Reavey translation was also adopted for the Norton Critical Edition which has an introduction by George Gibian. Gibian also introduces the Jesse Coulson translation of Crime & Punishment for the Norton Critical Edition which is the one that I prefer above all others. |
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