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NELSON CLASSICS
Cloth gilt. is.6d.net.
Most book-lovers know that the masterpieces of English literature are to be found in their cheapest and most convenient form among the Nelson Classics ; and the new format recently introduced—fadeless linen, gilt binding, coloured top, and gay picture-wrapper—means that the Classics are now in appearance also one of the best and most up-to-date editions available. The complete list of over 300 volumes is given at the back of most of them, and the publishers will be pleased to send, post free, the new 64-page catalogue of the series, which contains a descriptive note on every book, illustrations, and a full index.
In addition to accepted literary classics of the past and famous books by modern writers, the Series now contains a number of up-to-date expert handbooks dealing with various aspects of the world of to-day and to-morrow. These include The Atom by E. N. da C. Andrade, Money by Hartley Withers, Political Ideas by F. J. C. Hearnshaw,... Tovább

Fülszöveg

NELSON CLASSICS
Cloth gilt. is.6d.net.
Most book-lovers know that the masterpieces of English literature are to be found in their cheapest and most convenient form among the Nelson Classics ; and the new format recently introduced—fadeless linen, gilt binding, coloured top, and gay picture-wrapper—means that the Classics are now in appearance also one of the best and most up-to-date editions available. The complete list of over 300 volumes is given at the back of most of them, and the publishers will be pleased to send, post free, the new 64-page catalogue of the series, which contains a descriptive note on every book, illustrations, and a full index.
In addition to accepted literary classics of the past and famous books by modern writers, the Series now contains a number of up-to-date expert handbooks dealing with various aspects of the world of to-day and to-morrow. These include The Atom by E. N. da C. Andrade, Money by Hartley Withers, Political Ideas by F. J. C. Hearnshaw, Great Philosophies of the World by C. E. M. Joad, Man in the Making, an introduction to anthropology, by R. R. Marett, The World of Greece and Rome by Edwyn Bevan, The English Novel by J. B. Priestley, and many others. The great success of these volumes leaves no doubt that the idea is widely appreciated.
For holiday reading, for study, for souvenirs, for presents, for all chance occasions—the Nelson Classics, of which nearly all booksellers carry a large stack. No other books at this amazingly low price are so well printed and sturdily built, so pleasant to handle, or look so well on the bookshelf. Vissza