FIRST EDITION, Bawden vignette to title-page, a sprinkling of faint spots to opening and closing leaves, pp. [viii], 71, foolscap 8vo, original cream boards with overall Bawden design printed in green, a couple of faint spots to both boards, edges and endpapers lightly spotted, Bawden dustjacket discreetly price-clipped, the backstrip panel a little browned, very good. The Irish modernist, sometimes MacGreevy, part of the Criterion's roster, offers reflections on Eliot's poetry up to the recent 'Ash Wednesday'. MacGreevy's published output is slim but his association with writers such as Eliot, Joyce, Beckett, and Wallace Stevens indicates its calibre. Seller Inventory # 70681

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Title: Thomas Stearns Eliot. A Study [The Dolphin ...

Publisher: Chatto & Windus

Publication Date: 1931

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