1930 GEORGE MACDONALD. Lilith. First Critical Edition - Signed by Greville MacDonald. Revival To thee - to thee

To thee - to thee

he issued a work rather harshly reprimanding the Americans and their rebellion which went through many editions and spawned a highly publicized volley of pamphlets between he and those opposing him

there is anintroductory “Explanation

a report of the meeting

now removed with associated flotsam on spine and a bit tender

1930 GEORGE MACDONALD. Lilith. First Critical Edition - Signed by Greville MacDonald. Revival To thee - to theeToday considered to be perhaps MacDonald's most accomplished work, it was his second work of adult fantasy, after Phantastes. The first edition was received "quietly." H. G. Wells being the exception; he thought it a marvel. It is now recognized as having been far ahead of its time. The story is that of Lilith, Adam's mythological first wife, with whom he bore a daughter. She is incapable of love and a ruthless vampiress who drains life from the world