The writings of Thomas Hardy in prose and verse
Subtitle: with prefaces and notes
By: Thomas Hardy
Publisher: Harper & Brothers
Published: 1920
Place of publication: New York; London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 21
Subjects: English poetry
Notes: Each volume has special title page.

"Anniversary edition. This edition is limited to twelve hundred and fifty sets."
Table of contents: title: Prose: The Wessex novels: I. Novels of character and environment: v. 1.  Tess of the D'Urbervilles.; title: v. 2. Far from the madding crowd.; title: v. 3. Jud e the obscure.; title: v. 4. The return of the native.; title: v. 5. The life and death of the Mayor of Casterbridge.; title: v. 6. The woodlanders.; title: v. 7. Under the greenwood tree; or, the Mellstock squire.; title: v. 8. Life's little ironies, a set of tales, with some colloquial sketches entitled A few crusted characters.; title: v. 9. Wessex tales.  II. Romances and fantasies: v. 10. A pair of blue eyes.; title: v. 11. The trumpet-major, John Loveday, a soldier in the war with Buonaparte, and Robert his brother.; title: v. 12. Two on a tower.; title: v. 13. The well-beloved, a sketch of a temperament.  A group of noble dames.  III. Novels of ingenuity: v. 14. Desperate remedies.; title: v. 15. The hand of Ethelberta.; title: v. 16. A Laodicean.  [IV. Minor novels, reprinted from periodicals]  v. 17. A changed man, The waiting supper, and other tales, concluding with The romantic adventures of a milk-maid.