Thomas Hardy: Family History Volume 4 only Thomas Hardy by Edmund Blunden 1942 / Thomas Hardy's Wessey - H Lea
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Thomas Hardy: Family History (Rtp Family Histories Series) (1942)
EN PB USISBN: 9780415192200 bzw. 041519220X, Bände: 2 und 4, in Englisch, Routledge, Taschenbuch, gebraucht.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Housing Works Bookstore Cafe [860713], New York, NY, U.S.A.
Five volumes on acid-free paper sewn and cased in red buckram with gilt titles in very good condition. No dust jackets as issued. These volumes contain facsimile reprints of various works on Thomas Hardy -- many out of print and including books, pamplets, letters and journal articles. Vol. I includes a recollection by Emma Hardy and five articles from various Thomas Hardy year books and journals. Vol. II has critical and biographical writings by Michael Rabiger, Deacon and Coleman and John Doheny. Vol. III includes William Rutland's study of Hardy's writings and their background and two accounts of conversations with Thomas Hardy. Vol. IV presents two books in their entirety: Thomas Hardy by Edmund Blunden (1942) and Thomas Hardy's Wessex by Hermann Lea (1913). Vol. V is a long work, Folkways in Thomas Hardy by Ruth Firor (1931) and two shorter articles about music in Hardy's life. This collection is important for any scholar or collector of Thomas Hardy. Shipping will be extra. Photos available on request.
Five volumes on acid-free paper sewn and cased in red buckram with gilt titles in very good condition. No dust jackets as issued. These volumes contain facsimile reprints of various works on Thomas Hardy -- many out of print and including books, pamplets, letters and journal articles. Vol. I includes a recollection by Emma Hardy and five articles from various Thomas Hardy year books and journals. Vol. II has critical and biographical writings by Michael Rabiger, Deacon and Coleman and John Doheny. Vol. III includes William Rutland's study of Hardy's writings and their background and two accounts of conversations with Thomas Hardy. Vol. IV presents two books in their entirety: Thomas Hardy by Edmund Blunden (1942) and Thomas Hardy's Wessex by Hermann Lea (1913). Vol. V is a long work, Folkways in Thomas Hardy by Ruth Firor (1931) and two shorter articles about music in Hardy's life. This collection is important for any scholar or collector of Thomas Hardy. Shipping will be extra. Photos available on request.
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Thomas Hardy: Family History (1998)
EN HC USISBN: 9780415192200 bzw. 041519220X, Band: 5, in Englisch, Routledge / Thoemmes Press, London, gebundenes Buch, gebraucht.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Criterion Books [158199], Vancouver, BC, Canada.
Reprint edition. 5 volume set-complete. Illustrated photo plts. Red buckram lettered gilt to spine, clean and tight set, at least very good, without jackets. Editied with an introduction to volume one by Norman Page, contributions from some 17 different scholars, biblio. and index to last volume. A definitive source for Hardy. Extra shipping for the five volumes. Size: 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall.
Reprint edition. 5 volume set-complete. Illustrated photo plts. Red buckram lettered gilt to spine, clean and tight set, at least very good, without jackets. Editied with an introduction to volume one by Norman Page, contributions from some 17 different scholars, biblio. and index to last volume. A definitive source for Hardy. Extra shipping for the five volumes. Size: 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall.
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Thomas Hardy: Family History (1999)
EN NWISBN: 9780415192200 bzw. 041519220X, in Englisch, Taylor Francis Ltd, United Kingdom, neu.
Lieferung aus: Vereinigtes Königreich Großbritannien und Nordirland, Versandkostenfrei.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, The Book Depository US [58762574], London, United Kingdom.
Language: English . Brand New Book. This third collection in the Family History Series (Jane Austen and the Brontes have already been published), is a five-volume set which looks at the cultural and biographical background to Thomas Hardy, embracing rare and out-of-print books, pamphlets and journal articles. Together these original sources include important writings and interviews on Hardy by family and friends, covering his life and relationships, his intellectual and musical background, his family background and their homes and haunts. It provides an invaluable amount of hard to find material for any serious Hardy scholarship.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, The Book Depository US [58762574], London, United Kingdom.
Language: English . Brand New Book. This third collection in the Family History Series (Jane Austen and the Brontes have already been published), is a five-volume set which looks at the cultural and biographical background to Thomas Hardy, embracing rare and out-of-print books, pamphlets and journal articles. Together these original sources include important writings and interviews on Hardy by family and friends, covering his life and relationships, his intellectual and musical background, his family background and their homes and haunts. It provides an invaluable amount of hard to find material for any serious Hardy scholarship.
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Thomas Hardy: Family History complete in Five Volumes (1998)
ENISBN: 9780415192200 bzw. 041519220X, in Englisch, Routledge / Thoemmes 1998.
Lieferung aus: Vereinigtes Königreich Großbritannien und Nordirland, Versandkosten nach: USA.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Peter J. Hadley Bookseller Ltd (Harwich Old Books).
Routledge / Thoemmes 1998. Fine in publishers cloth, all but volume one still shrink wrapped reprints much standard source material on Hardy and his Family. 1st edition. Thomas Hardy's creative life, extending from the mid-Victorian period to the late 1920s, is longer than that of almost any other English witer. But his roots were, and remained, in nineteenth-century rural Dorset, where he had grown up, and since his death it has become increasingly recognized that his work in prose and verse is deeply personal. Although Hardy himself vigorously (and sometimes bitterly) discouraged attempts to treat it as in any way autobiographical, it is now difficult to read his novels, stories and poems without perceiving in them a reflection of the vanished world that remained forever fresh in his memory. Family bonds, local traditions and customs, beliefs, occupations and landscapes: all these helped to form the temperament and sensibility of the boy from an obscure Dorset hamlet who became the Grand Old Man of English letters and a writer who has retained an international appeal. These volumes bring together accounts of the world and the relationships that shaped Hardy's imagination: many of them long out of print and rare, they evoke the family background, personal relationships and provincial culture of his formative years, as well as the physical background of 'Wessex' that plays such a large part in his fiction and poetry. Among the many topics covered are Dorset folklore and superstition, the proliferating Hardy clan, the family tradition of music-making, and Hardy's numerous homes from his birthplace to his final settling at Max Gate. Among the voices heard, in addition to Hardy himself, are those of his first wife Emma, his second wife Florence, and his beloved sister Mary. Selected by Norman Page, Hardy scholar and editor of The Oxford Reader's Companion to Thomas Hardy , this collection provides an invaluable amount of hard-to-find source material (including contemporary biographies and responses, pamphlets and journal articles) for any serious Hardy scholarship. ISBN 041519220X.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Peter J. Hadley Bookseller Ltd (Harwich Old Books).
Routledge / Thoemmes 1998. Fine in publishers cloth, all but volume one still shrink wrapped reprints much standard source material on Hardy and his Family. 1st edition. Thomas Hardy's creative life, extending from the mid-Victorian period to the late 1920s, is longer than that of almost any other English witer. But his roots were, and remained, in nineteenth-century rural Dorset, where he had grown up, and since his death it has become increasingly recognized that his work in prose and verse is deeply personal. Although Hardy himself vigorously (and sometimes bitterly) discouraged attempts to treat it as in any way autobiographical, it is now difficult to read his novels, stories and poems without perceiving in them a reflection of the vanished world that remained forever fresh in his memory. Family bonds, local traditions and customs, beliefs, occupations and landscapes: all these helped to form the temperament and sensibility of the boy from an obscure Dorset hamlet who became the Grand Old Man of English letters and a writer who has retained an international appeal. These volumes bring together accounts of the world and the relationships that shaped Hardy's imagination: many of them long out of print and rare, they evoke the family background, personal relationships and provincial culture of his formative years, as well as the physical background of 'Wessex' that plays such a large part in his fiction and poetry. Among the many topics covered are Dorset folklore and superstition, the proliferating Hardy clan, the family tradition of music-making, and Hardy's numerous homes from his birthplace to his final settling at Max Gate. Among the voices heard, in addition to Hardy himself, are those of his first wife Emma, his second wife Florence, and his beloved sister Mary. Selected by Norman Page, Hardy scholar and editor of The Oxford Reader's Companion to Thomas Hardy , this collection provides an invaluable amount of hard-to-find source material (including contemporary biographies and responses, pamphlets and journal articles) for any serious Hardy scholarship. ISBN 041519220X.
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