Description

Staple bound facsimile of the Upstairs Press 1977 limited edition, which was the first time the essay was published separately from its initial appearance in the Times Literary Supplement. Originally published in 1917 to commemorate the 100th anniverary of Thoreau’s birth, The Upstairs Press edition was limited to 100 numbered copies This facsimile of that printing is limited to an edition of 150 copies, this being number 44. “Woolf’s essay is an insightful tribute to Thoreau and his work, exploring his independent spirit and desire to connect with others despite his penchant for solitude.” This 20 page facsimile is bound in stiff faux marbled paper covers and contains the bibliographical information for both Presses mentioned above on the colophon page and rear inside cover. No previous ownership marks. A clean, fresh, unmarked copy with sharp corners. Near fine.