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Lord Jim
Conrad, Joseph, 1857-1924.

Publisher:	Doubleday,
Pub date:	1952.
Pages:	417 p.
ISBN:	0679405445
Item info:	33 copies available at CENTREVILLE REGIONAL, DOLLEY MADISON, CITY OF FAIRFAX REGIONAL, GREAT FALLS, GEORGE MASON REGIONAL, JOHN MARSHALL, KINGSTOWNE, KINGS PARK, PATRICK HENRY, POHICK REGIONAL, RESTON REGIONAL, SHERWOOD REGIONAL, THOMAS JEFFERSON, TYSONS-PIMMIT REGIONAL, WOODROW WILSON, BURKE CENTRE, and OAKTON. 37 copies total in all locations.

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BURKE CENTRE	Copies	Material	Location
FIC CON	1	Book	Shelves
CENTREVILLE REGIONAL	Copies	Material	Location
FIC CON	1	Book	Shelves
	1	Book	Checked out
CHANTILLY REGIONAL	Copies	Material	Location
FIC CON	1	Book	Checked out
DOLLEY MADISON	Copies	Material	Location
FIC CON	1	Book	Shelves
CITY OF FAIRFAX REGIONAL	Copies	Material	Location
FIC CON	2	Book	Shelves
GEORGE MASON REGIONAL	Copies	Material	Location
FIC CON	2	Book	Shelves
GREAT FALLS	Copies	Material	Location
FIC CON	1	Book	Shelves
JOHN MARSHALL	Copies	Material	Location
FIC CON	2	Book	Shelves
KINGS PARK	Copies	Material	Location
FIC CON	2	Book	Shelves
KINGSTOWNE	Copies	Material	Location
FIC CON	2	Book	Shelves
OAKTON	Copies	Material	Location
FIC CON	1	Book	Shelves
PATRICK HENRY	Copies	Material	Location
FIC CON	1	Book	Shelves
	2	Book	Classics
POHICK REGIONAL	Copies	Material	Location
FIC CON	2	Book	Shelves
RESTON REGIONAL	Copies	Material	Location
FIC CON	4	Book	Classics
	1	Book	Checked out
SHERWOOD REGIONAL	Copies	Material	Location
FIC CON	2	Book	Shelves
THOMAS JEFFERSON	Copies	Material	Location
FIC CON	1	Book	Shelves
TYSONS-PIMMIT REGIONAL	Copies	Material	Location
FIC CON	1	Book	Checked out
	5	Book	Shelves
WOODROW WILSON	Copies	Material	Location
FIC CON	1	Book	Shelves

Summary

This immortal novel of the sea tells the story of a British sailor haunted by a single youthful act of cowardly betrayal. To the white men in Bombay, Calcutta, and Rangoon, Jim is a man of mystery. To the primitive natives deep in the Malayan jungle, he is a god gifted with supernatural powers. To the beautiful half-caste girl who flees to his hut for protection, he is a lord to be feared and loved. Lord Jim--Conrad's classic portrait of a man's guilt, his search for forgiveness, and his final, tragic redemption--is a work of enduring value and one of the world's great masterpieces. Distributed by Syndetic Solutions, Inc.

Table of Contents

Map of Brown's Voyage to Patusan	6
Acknowledgements and Editorial Notes	9
Introduction	11
Selected Further Reading	31
Note on the Text	34
Lord Jim	41
Notes	353
Glossary	367
Chronological Guide	375
Index of Leitmotifs	377

Distributed by Syndetic Solutions, Inc.

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key:	00040398
ISBN:	0679405445 (Everyman's Library ed.)
ISBN:	019281625X (World's classics pbk.)
ISBN:	9780141441610 (Penguin Classics pbk)
Local Dewey call num:	FIC CON
Local call number:	140
Personal Author:	Conrad, Joseph, 1857-1924.
Title:	Lord Jim.
Publication info:	Garden City, NY : Doubleday, 1952.
Physical descrip:	417 p.
General Note:	Some copies are Everyman's library editions.
General Note:	World's Classics ed. is edited with an introduction by John Batchelor.
General Note:	Penguin Classics edited with an introduction by Allan H. Simmons.
Subject term:	Merchant mariners--Great Britain--Fiction.
Subject term:	Cowardice--Fiction.
Subject term:	British--Indonesia--Fiction.
Subject term:	Villages--Indonesia--Fiction.
Subject term:	Atonement--Fiction.
Geographic term:	Indonesia--History--Fiction.
Series:	Everyman's library.
892:	rg

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