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The Long View

Elizabeth Jane Howard

First edition. Jonathan Cape and The Book Society, London, 1956. Hardcover, 320 pp. Red cloth binding with edgewear and bumping on extremities. Leaned. Marbled dustjacket fairly owrk on top and bottom edge with some loss at top of sunned spine. A pretty scarce first edition of a formally extraordinary novel that showcases Elizabeth Jane Howard's command of her craft.

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Elizabeth Jane Howard

A highly regarded and popular British novelist, celebrated for her keen psychological insight, elegant prose, and astute observations of English social life, particularly among the upper-middle classes. Howard consistently explored themes of love, marriage, class, the intricacies of family dynamics, and the quiet struggles of women within conventional society.