Spence (Lewis) Will Europe Follow Atlantis?
£195
First edition.
London, Rider, [1942].
Lewis Spence wrote extensively about Atlantis and this title was published during the excesses of the Nazis approaching the subject from the perspective of an occultist who ‘probes beneath the surface and exposes subterranean influences and activities at work bringing about crises and catastrophes’
A rare title in jacket.
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NF/VG – jacket has minor edgewear and a couple of closed tears at top of spine with a small blemish towards base of spine. Correctly priced at 10/6 on front flap.
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