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The Scarlet Plague

by Jack London

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Earliest known edition
1910
Selected edition
paperback
Pages in this edition
80
English editions
43 ↗
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July 20, 2007 · Book Jungle · eng

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Catalogued editions of The Scarlet Plague
EditionPublicationFormatPagesSource
Scarlet Plague Illustrated2020unknown77Open Library ↗
Scarlet Plague Illustrated2020unknown69Open Library ↗
scarlet plagueby jack London.1910unknown153Open Library ↗
Scarlet Plague Illustrated2020unknown69Open Library ↗
Scarlet Plague2020unknown57Open Library ↗
Scarlet Plague2020unknown45Open Library ↗
Scarlet Plague Illustrated2020unknown77Open Library ↗
The scarlet plagueJack London.2009unknown76Open Library ↗
Scarlet Plague ILLUSTRATED2020unknown69Open Library ↗
Scarlet Plague Illustrated2020unknown60Open Library ↗
scarlet plagueby Jack London.Not listedunknown95Open Library ↗
Scarlet Plague, The (The Collected Works of Jack London - 56 Volumes)Not listedother224Open Library ↗
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/tags/OL174TFiction/tags/OL179TAmerican Science fictionPlagueEnd of the worldClassic LiteratureScience FictionAmerican literatureRegression (Civilization)FICTION / Alternative HistoryFiction, science fiction, generalAmerican fiction (fictional works by one author)Social aspectsDystopias