
The Cycle of American Literature
by Robert E. Spiller
"The Cycle of American Literature" by Robert E. Spiller, published by The Free Press in 1967, is a First Free Press Paperback Edition. This trade paperback offers a historical critique of American literary movements. Originally published in 1955, it remains a key text in literary criticism. The book is in good condition, with a unique handwritten "120" on the first page. Ideal for collectors and literary scholars.
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The book is in good condition with a sturdy trade paperback binding. The cover shows minimal wear, maintaining its bright green color and clear text. Inside, the pages are clean, though there is a handwritten number "120" on the first page. There are no significant tears or creases, ensuring readability and preservation of the text.
About This Vintage 1967 Edition
"The Cycle of American Literature: An Essay in Historical Criticism" by Robert E. Spiller is a critical exploration of American literature through a historical lens. Published by The Free Press in 1967, this edition is the First Free Press Paperback Edition. Originally published in 1955 by The Macmillan Company, this work is significant for its comprehensive analysis of the evolution of American literary traditions. Spiller, a noted scholar, provides insights into the cyclical nature of American literary movements and their cultural impacts. This edition is particularly valuable for students and enthusiasts of literary criticism, offering a detailed examination of American literary history. The book is in trade paperback format, and while the ISBN is not visible, the edition is distinct for its 1967 release, making it a collectible for those interested in mid-20th-century literary criticism. The physical condition is good, with a handwritten number "120" on the first page, adding a unique touch to this copy.
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