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Work: The Sonnet of Lebanon — Poetry and Prose
Author: Crystal Liberto
Copyright holder: Crystal Liberto
First published: 2026
Edition: First Edition
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Place of publication: [City, Country]
Printer / imprint: [Printer / Imprint]
Language: English, with Hebrew titles

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