The Macmillan Company, New York 1922. First edition. 469 pages. Original blue cloth with lettering in gilt to spine. Spine ends crumbled. Light rubbing to boards. Pages with light foxing. Name to titlepage and to front free endpaper - see note. * Bogen har tilh�rt Georg Brandes og b�rer hans navnetr�k p� titelbladet (lige under titlen, og et stykke over forfatterens navn - og da ihvertfald slet ikke under en sk�ppe). If�lge en note bagest i bogen skyldes de f� noter ogs� den store dansker. Da Brandes d�de i 1927 passerede hans bogsamling til Det kongelige Bibliotek, som siede det fra, de ville beholde og sendte resten til et K�benhavnsk antikvariat. Herom beretter bogens n�ste ejer, bibliofilen M.K. N�rgaard i 'Bogvennen* 1948: " (.) Just den dag, i 1927 da antikvariatet i k�lderen, ledet af Bagger, havde modtaget den del af Georg Brandes' b�ger, som man havde erhvervet, efter at Det kgl. Bibliotek havde udtaget hvad det �nskede. Det var en chance, som jeg absolut ikke kunde lade g� fra mig, og jeg kom f�rst hjem l�nge efter antikvariatets lukketid og i en godt pakket bil." N�rgaard noterede b�de sit navn og �rstallet for anskaffelsen p� forsatsbladet. Senest har bogen befundet sig i Poul Sandbergs samling.ENGLISH: The book belonged to Georg Brandes, the renowned Danish intellectual, who signed his name on the titlepage (just below the title and a bit above the author's name.). According to a pencilled note on the rear pastedown, the sparse notes in the book are also by Brandes. **When Brandes died in 1927 some of his books were sold at an antiquarian bookstore in Copenhagen where this copy was purchsed buy bookcollector M.K. N�rgaard - who proceeded to write his name on the front free endpaper.

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Title: Children of the Market Place.
Binding: Hardcover
Edition: 1st Edition
Signed: Signed by Author(s)

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