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Description	Dust Jacket
Source	Scan of First Edition
Article	The Mint (book)
Portion used	Front
Low resolution?	Yes
Purpose of use	Illustrate article
Replaceable?	No, in copyright
Other information	First (expurgated) edition 1955
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Image shows rare first edition of the book, complete with Lawrence's assumed name (Aircraftman Ross), as discussed in the article.

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