De Descriptione Temporum - An Inaugural Lecture Agatha Christie if it weren’t so uniquely

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De Descriptione Temporum - An Inaugural Lecture Agatha Christie if it weren’t so uniquelyLEWIS, C. S. De Descriptione Temporum An Inaugural Lecture. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1955. First edition, first printing of the author's inaugural lecture delivered at Cambridge University on 29th November 1954 (his 56th birthday), following his award of the newly founded chair of Medieval and Renaissance Literature. Soft cover pamphlet, 18. 3 x 12. 5 cm, 22 numbered pages sewn into plain wrappers with an integral, unclipped (2s. 6d.