76. The Colonel's Daughter. London: Chatto and Windus. 1931.
First Edition. Novel of a repressed daughter of a retired colonel whose love affairs and pathos is representative of her post-war generation. Aldington was one of the leading English imagist poets and was the literary editor of the Egoist. He suffered from shell shock during the First World War and the armistice found him penniless. Near Fine in Very Good plus dustjacket with tiny chips at few flap corners, inch closed tear front panel. Item #5492