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London: the Bodley Head, 1963. 438 pages, + 2 blank, original illustrated dust jacket. The edges of the dust jacket are chipped especially at the fold over creases. Bookseller's sticker at the bottom righthand corner of front paste down. Otherwise in very good order. "Reviewing the original edition of this book when it appeared in 1930, Sir John Squire described it as' a full and straightforward book, just, sympathetic and vivid, and translated so well that one never remembers that M. Maurois does not right in English'. Since then Byron has gone through many impressions and demand for it shows no signs of abating. The publishers now made available again, with a new preface by M. Maurois, in a format uniform with the same author's Ariel and Disraeli. -- front dust jacket blurb.. New Edition. Red Cloth Coloured Boards. Good/Good -- Price Clipped. 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall. Literary Criticism.