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British author (1785–1859)
Also known as: De Quincey, Thomas Penson De Quincey, Де Квинси, Томас, توماس دي كوينسي, 토머스 드 퀸시, トマス・ド・クインシー
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- Confessions of an English opium eater
- The Nightmare Reader (1973)
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- Coleridge and opium-eating
- Confessions of an English Opium Eater and Other Writings