William Makepeace Thackeray (English Wikipedia)

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worldcat.org

Aplin, John (2010). The Inheritance of Genius : A Thackeray family biography, 1798-1875. Cambridge, UK: Lutterworth Press. ISBN 978-0718842109. OCLC 855607313.
Library records of the 1868 Smith, Elder edition differ in details. Compare WorldCat records OCLC 4413727 and OCLC 559717915 (retrieved 13 February 2020). Much the same is true of WorldCat records with earlier and later dates in the Publisher field. From one record, select "View all editions and formats" for a point of entry.