"The Bachelors" 1960 DE MONTHERLANT, Henry The New Yorker Magazine

"The Bachelors" 1960 DE MONTHERLANT, Henry The New Yorker MagazineDE MOTHERLANT, Henry [190] pp. The Macmillan Company 1960 8" x 5 5 8" Jacket designed by Philippe Jullian The Bachelors tells the story of two poverty stricken members of the French provincial aristocracy, the baron de Coetquidan and his nephew the comte de Coantre, who live in the suburbs of Paris, each pursuing an eccentric, decaying existence cut off from the pressures of the twentieth century.

194112" x 9"

seeking to explain the lure of the hunt and the primal undercurrent that comes alive on the plains of Africa

and Vinoodh Matadin

Without the aid of many modern conveniences such as electricity or running water

theatrical programmes

Classic novel with a great cover made into a film starring Gregory Peck

154 East 54th Street NYC

first published in 1928 by Faber and Faber

In the preface she evokes the C17th author John Evelyn and his definition of a salad then goes on to reference many other suitable native and wild herbs

Glasses Sz: 3 1/4"H x 3"D

Image Sz: 13"H x 8

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