Eliot (T.S.) The Family Reunion, some light finger-soiling to margins, spine lacking lower half, wear to extremities, 1939; The Cocktail Party, spine creased and darkened, splitting to lower joint, 1950; The Idea of a Christian Society, ink marking to margins, spine lacking lower half, staining to covers, 1939, first editions, signed presentation inscriptions from the author to George Every to endpapers, Kelham Library bookplates, original cloth, spines chipped at head, bumping to corners, rubbed, 8vo (3)

⁂ Three works with signed presentation inscriptions from Eliot to his friend George Every, a member of the Society of the Sacred Mission whom Eliot knew due to his enduring interest in that mission. Eliot learned of the history of Little Gidding from Every which provided the basis of the Four Quartets poem of that name.