8vo, black cloth, gilt titles, 68pp. Stated second impression, 1934. Price clipped dust jacket moderately rubbed, faded to panels, small chips to top edge. Boards lightly faded, Grolier bookshop plate to front endpaper. Contents clean, binding sharp and square. Series of three lectures on the relationship of modern literature to religious orthodoxy and heresy, developed from his hallmark essay ‘Tradition and the Individual Talent’ and first delivered in the Page Barbour Lectures series at the University of Virginia In 1933. Rather uncommon in dust jacket. A very good copy in mylar.