The book titled: "Do What You Will: Twelve Essays" is a collection of essays by Aldous Huxley.
Each essay delves into various aspects of human experience and intellectual inquiry. Huxley's essays are characterized by their depth, wit, and critical examination of contemporary issues.
The essays cover a range of topics, including art, religion, politics, and the human condition, reflecting Huxley's diverse interests and intellectual curiosity.
"Do What You Will: Twelve Essays" offers a rich tapestry of ideas that continue to resonate with readers today. Huxley's ability to blend intellectual rigor with accessible prose makes this collection a valuable resource for those interested in exploring the complexities of human thought and society.
Includes "bookplate" (in the form of a stamp) of the Grahame Book Company, Sydney. The "Grahame Bookmark Company" was renamed Grahames for Books in around 1985. The Grahame Book Company operated between 1940's until the late 1980's .
The bookplate features an image of "Thoth", the Egyptian god of wisdom, science and letters.
The label has a red centre with black border design in the form of a perforated stamp of 30 mm x 21 mm in size.
Bookplates (or, "book trade label") such as these are rare and very collectible in their own right.
The design was created by Waterlow & Sons Limited, London. - which was one of the UK's major engravers for over 100 years.
The bookplate adds value making this Aldous Huxley book even more unique and scarce.
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