The Memoirs of George Sherston

This hardcover edition shows signs of age and wear. The spine is partially detached, and the binding is exposed, indicating a need for careful handling. The absence of a dust jacket leaves the cover vulnerable to further wear. Despite these flaws, the pages remain intact and legible, offering a complete reading experience.

"The Memoirs of George Sherston" by Siegfried Sassoon, published by Doubleday, Doran & Company, Inc. in 1937, is a significant work in war literature, offering a semi-autobiographical account of Sassoon's experiences during World War I. Printed at the Country Life Press in Garden City, N.Y., this edition captures the poignant narrative of George Sherston, a character based on Sassoon himself. While this particular copy does not include a dust jacket, it remains an essential acquisition for collectors interested in early 20th-century memoirs and literature on the Great War. Siegfried Sassoon, a decorated British soldier and poet, provides a compelling insight into the psychological and emotional impacts of war. This edition, though not confirmed as a first, is a testament to Sassoon's literary prowess and historical significance. The book's condition reflects its age, with notable wear and a partially detached spine, yet it holds its place as a valuable piece for enthusiasts of historical memoirs.