Search Results: ideas of good and evil by wb yeats

The Macmillan Company, 1961. First Edition. Hardcover. Fine. Octavo. Photo Frontispiece. Small closed tear to bottom corner of jacket and to rear corner, else a fine, unclipped and unmarked copy.

London and Dublin: A.H. Bullen/ Maunsel & Co, 1907. Third Edition . A very good copy externally. A little foxing. The endpapers are starting to come away at the join although hinges are holding. 341pp. A book of essays on poetry, theatre, literature etc.

A.H. Bullen/ Macmillan, 1903. Book. Very Good. Hardcover. 2nd Edition. Bullen imprint on title page and Macmillan on spine. Light rubbing to cloth..

London: A.H. Bullen, 1907. Hardcover with rough cut page block, no dust jacket. Boards are tanned and rubbed at edges, bumped at corners. Title piece to spine is scuffed and corner is missing. Endpapers and page block tanned. Contents clean and unmarked. AD. Third Edition. Hardcover. Good. Used.

New York: The Macmillan Company 1903, 1st U.S. Edition. (12mo, cloth) 341pp. Good. Gilt-printed boards show rather considerable shelf wear, the joints remaining strong, spine dark. Hinges tender. Former owner's name on endpaper. Internally the copy is entirely clean and VERY good. First American edition from the British sheets..

New York, The Macmillan Company, 1903. . First American edition; 8vo (20 x 14 cm); ownership inscription in pen to front free endpaper recto, occasional annotations in pencil, paper browned, hinges cracked, restored with tape, London imprint to final leaf verso; publisher's blue cloth, gilt letter to upper cover and spine, fore-edge uncut, cloth worn, spine caps and corners rubbed; vii, [1], 341, [1]pp. 'I got the title of this book out of one of Blake's MSS. works if I remember rightly. He made a title-page with these words on it but I do not think—no, I know—he never printed the sections. W.B. Yeats. March 8, 1904' (Wade). Only 520 copies of the first American edition of this interesting assortment of essays were printed, all bound with English sheets and bearing the imprint of the London printers Richard Clay & Sons. With provenance for the American literary critic and essayist F.W. Dupee (1904-1979). A committed Marxist, he was the founding editor of The Partisan Review, and taught at… Read More