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Very Good-. 1931. Softcover. Covers have very small chips to the spine ends and one to the front outer edge. ; Volume Six, Number Thirty-five, April 1931, complete issue. Contents include Madame De Lieven by Lytton Strachey, The Poet by V. Sackville-West, The Example by H. Belloc, and others. .

Poor. 1928. Softcover. Front cover is detached but present. Rear cover is barely attached. Spine is mostly missing. ; Volume One, Number Six, November 1928, complete issue. Contents include Lord Oxford: An Appreciation by Desmond MacCarthy, On Catholic and Protestant Spectics by Bertrand Russell, A Paris Letter by Andre Maurois, and others. .

Good. 1931. Softcover. Top spine end is missing. Front cover is separated from the pages along the inner edge. ; Volume Six, Number Thirty-five, April 1931, complete issue. Contents include Madame De Lieven by Lytton Strachey, The Poet by V. Sackville-West, The Example by H. Belloc, and others. .

Poor. 1931. Softcover. Covers are detached from the pages but present. Spine has three chips. ; Volume Six, Number Thirty-seven, June 1931, complete issue. Contents include Arnold Bennett by W. Somerset Maugham, A Feminist Document: 1555 by Flora Grierson, and others. .

Good. 1931. Softcover. Spine has a small tear to the upper end. Front cover starting to pull away from pages a bit. Slight foxing to spine margin of title page. ; Volume Six, Number Thirty-two, January 1931, complete issue. Contents include Lift Up Thine Eyes by Sherwood Anderson, and others. .

Soft cover. Good. 140 x 215mm, pp 144, light card covers, signatures of 32pp but also glued in parts; base of spine a little torn and somewhat loose for the lower third, some light browning, particularly at both ends, nevertheless in good condition. Contains a 9pp page essayby Bertrand Russell, "On Catholic and Protestant Sceptics" as well as other contributions by David Garnett, André Maurois and others. NOTE: on account of the size and weight of this item the postage cost will be LESS than the default amount (which must be) shown and will be advised before an order is confirmed.