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T.E. Lawrence: Contrast and Conflict [in] Now and Then.

VARIOUS; MILES, Hamish; BROWN, Ivor; HOUSMAN, Laurence; PRITCHETT, V.S.; WEST, Rebecca, et al.

London: Jonathan Cape, Autumn 1937. [Book Reviews] ORIGINAL MAGAZINE. Octavo (25 x 17cm), pp.40. With two double-sided black and white plates. Also with three associated loose adverts for books. Publisher's printed paper cover, with two large staples to spine. Heavy oxidation to staples, otherwise near fine. A collection of contemporary book reviews, including a review of 'T.E. Lawrence: by his Friends', edited by A.W. Lawrence. Item #52581

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