In the original dust jacket. Black cloth binding with gilt title on the spine.

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Please view our photographs and read the rubric on the inside of the dust jacket. “Variations on Catastrophe: Some French responses to the Great War” by John Cruickshank, is a scholarly work analyzing French literary and intellectual perspectives on World War I. Because this is a rare, out-of-print academic book published in 1982, it no longer has a standard, current “retail price” from the publisher. Instead, its value is determined by the secondary antiquarian and used book market. In “Very good” condition with its original dust jacket, the market price typically ranges as follows:

• Current Market Value: Secondhand copies generally sell from £7.00 to £16.50 depending on the specific bookseller and regional availability. 
• Historical Original Retail Price: While standard modern listings don’t track its 1982 list price, academic hardbacks from Oxford’s Clarendon Press at that time typically retailed for roughly £12.50 to £20.00.