A Layman’s Love of Letters by G. M. Trevelyan, O.M.
Published by Longmans, Green and Co in 1954.
The Clark Lectures, which may deal with any subject connected with English Literature, are provided each year by Trinity College for the use of the University of Cambridge. For many years past they have been delivered usually by persons distinguished as professional students or critics of literature. In October 1953, however, Dr. Trevelyan has spoken from the point of view of a "layman": a layman, because he has never been a professional teacher or critic in the field of literature, but only a general reader.
Condition: minor wear to dust jacket, placed in a plastic cover to protect it. In good readable condition.
Published by Longmans, Green and Co in 1954.
The Clark Lectures, which may deal with any subject connected with English Literature, are provided each year by Trinity College for the use of the University of Cambridge. For many years past they have been delivered usually by persons distinguished as professional students or critics of literature. In October 1953, however, Dr. Trevelyan has spoken from the point of view of a "layman": a layman, because he has never been a professional teacher or critic in the field of literature, but only a general reader.
Condition: minor wear to dust jacket, placed in a plastic cover to protect it. In good readable condition.
Published by Longmans, Green and Co in 1954.
The Clark Lectures, which may deal with any subject connected with English Literature, are provided each year by Trinity College for the use of the University of Cambridge. For many years past they have been delivered usually by persons distinguished as professional students or critics of literature. In October 1953, however, Dr. Trevelyan has spoken from the point of view of a "layman": a layman, because he has never been a professional teacher or critic in the field of literature, but only a general reader.
Condition: minor wear to dust jacket, placed in a plastic cover to protect it. In good readable condition.