1929: The Glory That Was Greece A Survey of Hellenic Culture and Civilisation, by J.C. Stobart

By (author)J.C. Stobart

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The Glory That Was Greece is a comprehensive survey of Hellenic culture and civilization, written by J.C. Stobart and published in 1929. The book covers a wide range of topics, including Greek art, literature, philosophy, religion, politics, and daily life. Stobart draws on a wealth of primary sources to provide a detailed and engaging account of ancient Greece, from the Minoan civilization to the Hellenistic period.

The book is beautifully illustrated and printed on high-quality paper, making it a stunning volume to own and read. While some wear and rubbing is evident on the cover boards, the book is otherwise in good condition. This is a must-read for anyone interested in Greek history and culture, and a valuable resource for scholars and students alike.

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The Glory That Was Greece: A Survey of Hellenic Culture and Civilisation, by J.C. Stobart, published by Sidgwick & Jackson Ltd, London, 1929. 291 pages.

Red cloth hardcover volume with decorative impression on cover and gilt lettering on spine. Some wear and rubbing on cover boards, and fading to the spine. The book has a moderate forward tilt. Some separation of coverboards from body (repaired). No writing or markings anywhere in the book. The volume is in good condition.
Deckled fore-edges. Illustrated. Stunning volume with high quality paper and print.

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