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Antiquarian bookseller in Dublin, since 1983

Stokes Books

Irish historyIrish literaturePhilosophyRare books
A tiny shop inside the Victorian George's Street Arcade, stacked floor to ceiling with secondhand and antiquarian books. Irish history and literature, philosophy and military history are the strengths, and the owner is usually on hand to steer you towards the right pile.
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    Stokes Books is listed in Dublin, Ireland. The recorded address is 19 Market Arcade, South Great George's Street, Dublin 2.

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