A somewhat grim story of a family working as publicans in Birmingham and Derbyshire. The working-class author had been rejected from Jonathan Cape for the same book, but it became one of the Press's top sellers (Southworth 220).
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John Lehmann The Hogarth Press | Raymond Savage | 05/06/1931 |
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John Lehmann The Hogarth Press | Raymond Savage | 05/06/1931 |
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Peggy Belsher The Hogarth Press | R. & R. Clark | 11/19/1930 |
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Peggy Belsher The Hogarth Press | R. & R. Clark | 11/19/1930 |
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The Hogarth Press | Book Society Arthur Barker | 12/10/1930 |
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The Hogarth Press | Book Society Arthur Barker | 12/10/1930 |
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Trekkie Ritchie Parsons | Leonard Woolf |
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R. W. Postgate Alfred A. Knopf, Inc | Leonard Woolf | 01/28/1931 |
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R. W. Postgate Alfred A. Knopf, Inc | Leonard Woolf | 01/28/1931 |
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Leonard Woolf | R. W. Postgate Alfred A. Knopf, Inc | 01/29/1931 |
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