Moore, George, Frank Harris; Max Beerbohm - Moore Versus Harris. An Intimate Correspondence between George Moore and Frank Harris

Chicago, Illinois: Privately Printed, 1925. Moore Versus Harris: An Intimate Correspondence Between George Moore And Frank Harris Relating To The Brook Kerith, Heloise And Abelard, Astonishing Criticism Of George Bernard Shaw, Moore's Rejection Of Oscar Wilde As An Artist, Important And Amazing Statements About Other Contemporary Men Of Letters, Disclosing The True Valuation George Moore Places On His Own Personality And Books. Including Facsimile Reproductions Of Letters And Auction Records Of Some Of The Letters Printed Herein, Also Caricatures By Max Beerbohm And By The Late Claude Lovat Fraser and Grace Plunkett; also a remarkable character sketch of Harris by G. Bernard Shaw. Printed red stiff-stock paper covers, stapled. 12mo. 6-1/4 x 4-7/8 inches. #755 of 1000 copies. 20, [4] pp.Some shelfwear; tape repair to front hinge; small tear in front endpaper. Overall a Very Good copy. .

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