The Brothers Karamazov Agatha Christie featuring a fascinating introduction by

featuring a fascinating introduction by Val McDermid and new illustrations by Juan Esteban Rodríguez

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500 copies as opposed to the 1927 prequel that had been published in an edition of 15

with a few small faded stains to spine and darkened to extremities

London: Hutchinson & Co

The Brothers Karamazov Agatha Christie featuring a fascinating introduction byFyodor Dostoyevsky, The Brothers Karamazov. London: The Folio Society, [1964]. First printing thus. Translated by David Magarshack, drawings by Nigel Lambourne. 227 151 42 mm. Pp. [14] 5845 [846848]. Type: Plantin with Albertus for display. Printed by Richard Clay. Bound by Mackay in full red linen with an illustrative design in black by Lambourne; grey blue end leaves. Mottled grey and black slip case. The illustrations consist of 24 full page