Robert Graves — Good-Bye to All That: An Autobiography

London, Jonathan Cape, 1929. Cloth. The third impression of Robert Graves's unabashed autobiography, largely taken up by his wartime experiences, in the publisher's original dust wrapper. The third impression of this work, published in the same month as the first and second impressions. With the publisher's original price-clipped dust wrapper.  Illustrated with eight plates. Collated, complete. With tipped in errata to page 397. Described as his "bitter leave-taking of England," Robert Graves' deeply personal memoir recounts first hand the great tectonic shifts to English society in the years following the First World War.   Graves begins with the petty cruelties of his public school upbringing, then brings the reader into his experience of the First World War, in which Graves served as a lieutenant, then captain in the Royal Welch Fusiliers, with Siegfried Sassoon.  In the original cloth binding, with the original price-clipped dust wrapper. Externally, excellent, with only minor bumping to the spine. Dust wrapper is worn, with large chips to the spine and upper edges of the wraps. Spine is sunned, with spots and general toning to the wraps. Internally, firmly bound. Pages are bright and clean, with only spots to the fore edge and minor offsetting to the endpapers. Near Fine . Ill.: Not Stated. Near Fine/Good Only.