A Passage to India

“A Passage to India” has strong and fine roots spread well below the superficial and topical – in the clash of human relationships, with the subtleties of love and hate heightened by cultural and social differences. And, side by side with all that, it is as Miss Rose Macaulay says "a well-built tale, with significant approach, tense suspense, highly dramatic crisis, brilliantly narrated denouement.”

Published 1968.

Binding of book is semi-loose. Some creasing, moderate fraying, foxing and heavy shelfwear on dust jacket. Annotaitons in pencil and heavy foxing on flaps of dust jacket. Some shelfwear and fading on covers of book. Moderate tanning and foxing on edges of book. Annotations in pen and some foxing on endpapers. Annotations in pen and highlighter and some foxing on certain pages.