Condition Grade
Good
Hardcover, no dust jacket. Gray-green cloth with rubbing and soiling, worn spine ends; printed paper spine label toned. Text clean; edges toned with age. The listing photo is the spine.
SKU: BBB-0702
CLASSIC LITERATURE - AMERICAN FICTION - 1920S
They Stooped to Folly: A Comedy of Morals
Hardcover, no dust jacket
Good
| Author | Ellen Glasgow |
| Publisher | Doubleday, Doran & Company |
| Year Published | 1929 |
| Edition | Doubleday, Doran, 1929 (Country Life Press, Garden City) |
| Binding | Hardcover (gray-green cloth, printed paper spine label) |
| Dust Jacket | No dust jacket |
| Condition | Good |
| ISBN | None (published before ISBNs) |
| Genre | Classic Literature / American Fiction / 1920s |
| BriteBound SKU | BBB-0702 |
About This Book
Pulitzer Prize-winning Virginia novelist Ellen Glasgow's witty 1929 "comedy of morals" about three generations of Richmond women and the men around them, satirizing the old Southern idea of the "ruined woman." Doubleday, Doran & Company, 1929, printed at the Country Life Press, in the original cloth with the printed paper spine label. Nearly a century old.