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The London Magazine August 1957 / Roy Campbell "The Poetry of Luiz de Camoes" / Janice Warnke "Time of Order" / Geoffrey Gorer "Poor Honey: Some Notes on Jane Austen and Her Mother" / Jacques Barzun "The Anti-Modern essays of Aldous Huxley" / Colin Wilson on Goethe and Nietzsche / Maurice Cranston on the Author and the Public
Published by The London Magazine, 1957
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Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. 80 pages. Roy Campbell "The Poetry of Luiz de Camoes" / Janice Warnke "Time of Order" / Geoffrey Gorer "Poor Honey: Some Notes on Jane Austen and Her Mother" / Jacques Barzun "The Anti-Modern essays of Aldous Huxley" / Colin Wilson on Goethe and Nietzsche / Maurice Cranston on the Author and the Public.
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The London Magazine Volume 4. No. 8, August 1957
Published by Published by William Heinemann Ltd, London, 1957
Seller: Keoghs Books, Skipton, United Kingdom
Association Member: PBFA
Seller rating 4 out of 5 stars
First Edition Signed
, 78 pages, advertisements throughout in black and white, SIGNED and DEDICATED on contents page by Anthony Thwaite to his daughter Emily for whom he has written the poem 'For My Unborn Child' First Edition , some light spots to rear cover, internally clean, in good+ condition , yellow card covers with white and black lettering 22 x 14 cm Paperback SIGNED and DEDICATED by Anthony Thwaite ISBN:
