File:Jan. 1904 George Sterling and Ambrose Bierce comments on A Wine of Wizardry typescript.jpg
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English: First page of January 1904 first typewritten draft of "A Wine of Wizardry" with comments in black ink by George Sterling and comments in red ink and rules in black pencil by Ambrose Bierce |
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| Source | This January 1904 document's typescript poem and black ink comments were by George Sterling. The black pencil rules and red ink comments were by Ambrose Bierce. |
| Author | George Sterling and Ambrose Bierce created this document in January 1904, 119 years ago. It is in the public domain. The poem was published in September 1907. |
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| current | 01:14, 1 September 2023 | | 2,034 × 3,220 (1.11 MB) | Vinceemery | Uploaded a work by George Sterling and Ambrose Bierce created this document in January 1904, 119 years ago. It is in the public domain. The poem was published in September 1907. from This January 1904 document's typescript poem and black ink comments were by George Sterling. The black pencil rules and red ink comments were by Ambrose Bierce. with UploadWizard |
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