Bloomsbury group

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Familiar bookstore-style shelves, mostly fiction — a book may have none or several.

The full library classification — every book has exactly one, more granular than Genre. Different counts for a same-named bucket here vs. Genre reflect two different systems, not an error.

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54 books

Deceived with kindness

Angelica Garnett

1985

Bloomsbury women

Jan Marsh

1995

Art

Clive Bell

1913

Carrington

G GERZINA, Gretchen Gerzina

1989

Love in Bloomsbury

Frances Partridge

1981

Bloomsbury at home

Pamela Todd

1999

Vanessa Bell

Frances Spalding

1983

Uncommon Arrangements

Katie Roiphe

2007

Vanessa and Virginia

Susan Sellers

2009

Virginia Woolf and Vanessa Bell

Jane Dunn

1990

Leonard Woolf

Victoria Glendinning

2006

Everything to lose

Frances Partridge

1985

Roger Fry

Virginia Woolf

1940

Sketches in pen and ink

Vanessa Bell

1998

Bloomsbury

Quentin Bell

1974

Mrs. Woolf and the servants

Alison Light

2008

Zoe's book

Gail Pass

1987

Adeline

Norah Vincent

2015

Ottoline Morrell

Miranda Seymour

1993

Virginia Woolf and the Bloomsbury avant-garde

Christine Froula

2005

Elders and betters

Quentin Bell

1995

A pacifist's war

Frances Partridge

1978

Friends and apostles

Brooke, Rupert

1998

Vanessa and Her Sister

Priya Parmar

2015

Bloomsbury

Leon Edel

1979

Lytton Strachey

Holroyd, Michael., Michael Holroyd

1971

Bloomsbury and France

Mary Ann Caws

2000

Memories

Frances Partridge

1981

The Bloomsbury group

John Keith Johnstone

1963

Bloomsbury heritage, their mothers and their aunts

Elizabeth French Boyd

1976

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