Original manuscript notes made by George Meredith as publisher's reader for Chapman and Hall, giving opinions of over 400 books. The foolscap sheets were furnished by the publisher, bearing authors and titles in an unidentified hand, with spaces left for the reader's notes and dated August 10, 1889 - September 17, 1895. With brown paper envelope, torn, endorsed by Meredith.
Chapman and Hall's edition, interleaved with quarto sheets in preparation for Constable's Edition de Luxe. 1896. Manuscript corrections throughout text and on quarto sheets mostly in the author's hand.
Chapman and Hall's edition, interleaved with quarto sheets in preparation for Constable's Edition de Luxe. 1896. Manuscript corrections throughout text and on quarto sheets mostly in the author's hand.
Accompanied by a programme of the production by the Playwrights Theatre in London at the Ambassadors Theatre on March 21, 1921 and a group of newspaper reviews of the play.
Chapman and Hall's edition, interleaved with quarto sheets in preparation for Constable's Edition de Luxe. 1896. Manuscript corrections throughout text and on quarto sheets mostly in the author's hand.
Chapman and Hall's edition, interleaved with quarto sheets in preparation for Constable's Edition de Luxe. 1896. Manuscript corrections throughout text and on quarto sheets mostly in the author's hand.
Chapman and Hall's edition, interleaved with quarto sheets in preparation for Constable's Edition de Luxe. 1896. Manuscript corrections throughout text and on quarto sheets mostly in the author's hand.
Chapman and Hall's edition, interleaved with quarto sheets in preparation for Constable's Edition de Luxe. 1896. Manuscript corrections throughout text and on quarto sheets mostly in the author's hand.