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black and gold by David Eccles
Third in Folio’s Sharpe series
namely his conviction that much of the medieval age was closer to the world of universal ideas than the Renaissance was and
From Folio Society's 2009 Catalogue: "Since its publication in 1958
Poems Agatha Christie black and gold by DavidLEWIS, C. S. Poems. London: Geoffrey Bles, 1964. First edition, second printing, 1966, bringing together Lewis' poems; edited by Walter Hooper. Publisher's blue cloth, gilt lettering to spine; with the price clipped dustwrapper with price sticker of 1. 50 near the clipped place. A good copy, binding square and firm, corners and spine tips ever so slightly bumped, light foxing to edges. In the good dustwrapper that is tanned to spine and slightly
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