Search Results: Titles starting with F from C L Hawley

SCM Press. Hardback. 287pp. Blue boards with gilt titles to spine are clean and neat. Dust wrapper is slightly rubbed to all edges. Very good copy in good+ dust wrapper . Hardback. 1966.

Bloomington: Indiana University Press,. Hardback. 189pp. A study of Leavis arguing that he stands as the fourth great critic in the line of Johnson, Coleridge and Arnold. Covers Scrutiny, his collaboration with his wife Q. D. Leavis and a wide ranging assessment of his work and legacy. Green cloth with gilt titles to spine. Dust wrapper is lightly rubbed to edges. Very good copy in near like wrapper. . Hardcover. 1980.

Bobbs-Merrill. Paperback. 187pp. Revised edition. Twayne's United States Authors Series. Lightly rubbed. Minor marks externally. Text is clean. Binding is sound. Good+, sound copy . Paperback. 1977.

Faber and Faber. Paperback. 400pp. Pages are tanned. Clean and sound. Good+, sound copy . Paperback. 1989.

Faber and Faber. Paperback. 352pp. Pages are tanned. Clean and sound. Good+, sound copy . Paperback. 1986.

Omega. Hardback. 479pp. Translated into English verse by Walter Thornbury with 320 illustrations by Gustave Doré. 300 by 225mm (11¾ by 8¾ inches). Green boards with gilt titles to spine are very clean and neat. Some slight spotting to prelims. Dust wrapper is lightly rubbed with some dust and finger marks. Very good copy in good dust wrapper . Hardback. 1984.

Yale University Press. Paperback. 242pp. Integral black and white illustrations throughout. Rubbed to corners else very clean and neat. Very good copy . Paperback. 1992.

University of Illinois Press. Hardback. 244pp. Large format. French originals are presented with the English translations alongside. Translated, from the French, with prologue and notes, by Norman R. Shapiro. Editorial matter is in English. Woodcuts by David Schorr. A very little rubbing and rolling to top edge of dust wrapper. Grey cloth with silver titles to spine is very neat. Some slight foxing to closed page edges else very clean and bright. Very good copy in good+ dust wrapper . Hardcover. First Edition. 1992.

Oxford: Clarendon,. Limp cloth edition. TEXT IN GREEK. Preface in Latin. Edited by Gilbert Murray.  Some neat pencil annotation to text and heavy pencil notes to endpapers. Rubbed to edges and across spine which is creased but sound. Previous owner's name to endpapers. No dw. Good, sound copy. . Original Cloth.

Oxford: Clarendon.. Limp cloth edition. TEXT IN GREEK. Preface in Latin. Edited by Gilbert Murray.  Some occasional neat pencil annotation to text. Rubbed to edges and across spine which is creased but sound. Previous owners' name to endpapers with some crossing out. Good, sound copy. . Original Cloth.

Oxford: Clarendon,. Hardback. TEXT IN GREEK. Preface in Latin. Edited by Gilbert Murray.  Very lightly rubbed. Previous owners' names, including some crossing out, to endpapers. Dark blue cloth with gilt titles to spine. Very good copy. . Hardback.

Pantheon. Paperback. 402pp.Translated from the German by Michael Bullock. Tanned. Faded. Rubbed. Rolled to front edges. Clean and sound. Reading copy only . Paperback. 1970.

Cambridge University Press. Paperback. 275pp. With particular reference to France, Italy and England, and drawing on medico-psychiatry, criminal anthropology, social criticism, and the novel, Daniel Pick shows how in the refraction and wake of evolution and naturalism, new images and theories of atavism, 'degenerescence' and socio-biological decline emerged in European culture and politics. Lightly rubbed. Clean and sound. Good+, sound copy . Paperback. 1996.

Bloomsbury,. Hardback. First edition, first printing. First in The Faerie Wars Chronicles. Colour illustrated boards with gilt titles are very clean, bright and neat. Pages are lightly tanned. Slight surface scuffing to gilt titles on dust jacket. Not price clipped. . 2003.

Bloomsbury,. Hardback. First edition, first printing. First in The Faerie Wars Chronicles. Colour illustrated boards with gilt titles are very clean, bright and neat. Pages are lightly tanned. Slight surface scuffing to gilt titles on dust jacket. Not price clipped. Near fine, bright copy in very good dust jacket . Hardback. First Edition. 2003.

Hamish Hamilton. Hardback. 311pp. Chomsky argues that the USA shares attributes of failure with some of the failed states in which it has intervened. Bumped to head of spine and a hint of a wrinkle to the top edge of the dust wrapper. Clean and sound. Good+, sound copy. . Hardcover. 2006.

Collins. Hardback. Full maroon leather with gilt titles to spine and maroon card slipcase. Illustrated by D. C. Smyth. Frontis and small number of further plates. Maroon ribbon bookmark. Gilt to top edge. Leather is clean and supply with bright gilt titles. Pages are crisp and clean and feel unread. Slipcase very clean but has a closed split of 1.5 inch to one face and is slightly faded to very edges. Near fine, bright copy in good slipcase . Hardback.

Alfred A. Knopf. Hardback. 4 small books, each 110 by 80mm (4¼ by 3¼ inches) in illustrated slipcase. blue and gold decorated laminate binding with Jan Pienkowski's distinctive silhouette illustrations cover the sides of the slipcase and the books in red, green, blue and dark pink are similarly bound. Mainly drawn from the Brothers Grimm. Translated by Davis Walser. Lettered by Jane Walmsley who often worked with Jan Pieńkowski on his pop-up books and other projects. Very clean and neat. Very good set in like slipcase . Hardback. 1992.

Oxford University Press,. Paperack. 415pp. Very clean and neat. Very good copy . Paperback. 2009.

Michael Joseph,. Hardback. First edition. dust jacket design by H. Bridgeman Grimley. Short stories for adults, first published in Blackwood's Magazine. Purple boards with gilt titles to spine are very clean and neat. Dust jacket is complete with a bright illustration to front but slightly tanned to spine and with some dust marks to back. Very good copy in good+ dust jacket . Hardback. First Edition. 1963.