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  First Edition of Ethel Boileau's Ballade in G Minor; Inscribed by her to Ayn Rand

  BOILEAU, Ethel [Ayn Rand].

  Ballade in G Minor.

  London: Hutchinson & Co, 1938.

  First edition of this classic work. Octavo, original cloth. Association copy, inscribed by the author in the year of publication on the front free endpaper, "For Ayn Rand from Ethel Boileau A tribute to "We The Living" New York Feb.10th 1938." Lady Ethel Boileau was an English novelist, best known for Clansmen and Ballade in G Minor. Her correspondence with Ayn Rand began in 1936, when she wrote a glowing homage to We the Living after her American publisher had sent her a copy. After Rand read Clansmen in 1936, she wrote to Boileau that her “descriptions are so lovely that they have made me, an Americanized Russian, experience a feeling of patriotism toward Scotland. Your book makes me believe that Scotland is a country of strong individuals and, as such, she has all my sympathy and admiration.” Near fine in a very good dust jacket. From the library of Ayn Rand. An exceptional association.

  Price: $2,000.00     Item Number: 136398

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