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Rupert Hart-Davis, London, first edition, 1963. The edition was of 1000 copies. Cloth, top edge red, 8vo,. 394 pp, ills. Approximately 1,000 entries. The Soho Bibliographies XI. Very Good in slightly duststained and creased dustwrapper with minor edgewear.

Rupert Hart-Davis, London, first edition, 1963. The edition was of 1000 copies. Cloth, top edge red, 8vo,. 394 pp, ills. Approximately 1,000 entries. The Soho Bibliographies XI. An ex-library copy with sticker and tape marks on and around the spine-panel of the dustwrapper and tapemarks on the spine, cancelled library stamps on the front free endpaper and verso of the title-page and residue of removed sticker on the front pastedown endpaper, otherwise Good in torn and marked dustwrapper.

Rupert Hart-Davis, London, second (revised) edition, 1971. Cloth, 8vo,. 432 pp, ills. The Soho Bibliographies XI. From the blurb: The three Sitwells, Edith (1887-1964), Osbert (1892-1969) and Sacheverell (born 1897) have for many years been among the most discussed of twentieth-century British writers, Though the enfants terribles of the twenties have become established, in the course of 'a series of skirmishes and hand-to-hand battles against the philistine', as the most respected and distinguished of literary families, this process has not brought any very complete appreciation of the wide range and significance of their work. This bibliography, an enlarged and completely revised edition of that first published in 1963, should go far to correct that." From the preface: "The extent of revision [from the first edition] is considerable, quite apart from the addition of items published after the first edition came out." Fifoot provides full bibliographic descriptions for the… Read More

Rupert Hart-Davis, London, second (revised) edition, 1971. Cloth, 8vo,. 432 pp, ills. The Soho Bibliographies XI. From the blurb: The three Sitwells, Edith (1887-1964), Osbert (1892-1969) and Sacheverell (born 1897) have for many years been among the most discussed of twentieth-century British writers, Though the enfants terribles of the twenties have become established, in the course of 'a series of skirmishes and hand-to-hand battles against the philistine', as the most respected and distinguished of literary families, this process has not brought any very complete appreciation of the wide range and significance of their work. This bibliography, an enlarged and completely revised edition of that first published in 1963, should go far to correct that." From the preface: "The extent of revision [from the first edition] is considerable, quite apart from the addition of items published after the first edition came out." Fifoot provides full bibliographic descriptions for the… Read More

Rupert Hart-Davis, London, second (revised) edition, 1971. Cloth, 8vo,. 432 pp, ills. The Soho Bibliographies XI. From the blurb: The three Sitwells, Edith (1887-1964), Osbert (1892-1969) and Sacheverell (born 1897) have for many years been among the most discussed of twentieth-century British writers, Though the enfants terribles of the twenties have become established, in the course of 'a series of skirmishes and hand-to-hand battles against the philistine', as the most respected and distinguished of literary families, this process has not brought any very complete appreciation of the wide range and significance of their work. This bibliography, an enlarged and completely revised edition of that first published in 1963, should go far to correct that." From the preface: "The extent of revision [from the first edition] is considerable, quite apart from the addition of items published after the first edition came out." Fifoot provides full bibliographic descriptions for the… Read More

Rupert Hart-Davis, London, second (revised) edition, 1971. Cloth, 8vo,. 432 pp, ills. The Soho Bibliographies XI. From the blurb: The three Sitwells, Edith (1887-1964), Osbert (1892-1969) and Sacheverell (born 1897) have for many years been among the most discussed of twentieth-century British writers, Though the enfants terribles of the twenties have become established, in the course of 'a series of skirmishes and hand-to-hand battles against the philistine', as the most respected and distinguished of literary families, this process has not brought any very complete appreciation of the wide range and significance of their work. This bibliography, an enlarged and completely revised edition of that first published in 1963, should go far to correct that." From the preface: "The extent of revision [from the first edition] is considerable, quite apart from the addition of items published after the first edition came out." Fifoot provides full bibliographic descriptions for the… Read More

Rupert Hart-Davis, London, second (revised) edition, 1971. Cloth, 8vo,. 432 pp, ills. The Soho Bibliographies XI. From the blurb: The three Sitwells, Edith (1887-1964), Osbert (1892-1969) and Sacheverell (born 1897) have for many years been among the most discussed of twentieth-century British writers, Though the enfants terribles of the twenties have become established, in the course of 'a series of skirmishes and hand-to-hand battles against the philistine', as the most respected and distinguished of literary families, this process has not brought any very complete appreciation of the wide range and significance of their work. This bibliography, an enlarged and completely revised edition of that first published in 1963, should go far to correct that." From the preface: "The extent of revision [from the first edition] is considerable, quite apart from the addition of items published after the first edition came out." Fifoot provides full bibliographic descriptions for the… Read More

Rupert Hart-Davis, London, first edition, 1963. The edition was of 1000 copies. Cloth, top edge red, 8vo,. 394 pp, ills. Approximately 1,000 entries. The Soho Bibliographies XI. Very Good in slightly rubbed and worn dustwrapper.

Rupert Hart-Davis, London, first edition, 1963. The edition was of 1000 copies. Cloth, top edge red, 8vo,. 394 pp, ills. Approximately 1,000 entries. The Soho Bibliographies XI. VG in a price-clipped and lightly soiled dustwrapper.