Lawrence (D.H.).- Lawrence (Ada) and G. Stuart Gelder. Young Lorenzo.
£250
Early Life of D.H. Lawrence
Florence, G. Orioli, [1931].
First edition, one of 740 copies (this unnumbered). 8vo. Original boards, stamped in red. Dust-jacket.
Compiled by Ada Lawrence (the author’s sister) and G. Stuart Gelder, this 1931 biography draws on unpublished letters, recollections and photographs to chronicle D.H. Lawrence’s childhood and youth in the Midlands.
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Internally very good; a little minor toning to boards, but overall very good; jacket chipped at spine ends, some minor marking and dust-soiling, but overall very good.
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