HARNESS : A Novel

A. Hamilton Gibbs

Published by Little, Brown & Co, Boston, MA, 1928

About this Item

Text/NEW & Bright. First Edition, First Thus. Red embossed black linen boards/NF w/light surface wear. DJ/None. English-American novelist Arthur Hamilton Gibbs (1888 ? 1964), brother of Cosmo Hamilton & Sir Philip Gibbs, wrote 16 novels and two books of poetry; known for The Persistent Lovers (1915) adapted to film 1922 film under the same title, and Soundings (1925), best-seller in the US. This 1928 historical novel is the story of Michael Gordon and Patricia Wade following World War I. Michael, now a major, left Oxford to Egypt, wounded & sent home from the Darnelles, in Ireland during the Sinn Fein, and was in France for the last 2 years of war where exposure to mustard gas threatened blindness for the remainder of his life, proposes to Pat. For both, and the reader, life patterns are hard to predict. Seller Inventory # 020499

Bibliographic Details

Title: HARNESS : A Novel

Publisher: Little, Brown & Co, Boston, MA

Publication Date: 1928

Binding: Hardcover

Condition: Near Fine

Dust Jacket Condition: No Jacket

Edition: 1st Edition