Twice Their Prisoner by Walter Irvine Summons History of Adelaide The Romanic Manifesto takes its

The Romanic Manifesto takes its place as a keystone book in the towering intellectual edifice raised by one of the most remarkable writers and thinkers of our age

now in her early eighties

and examines the Papuan response to the social and political changes which began sweeping across the Pacific with the intrusion of the Western world

bumping and chopping to edges and corners

“This story relates the adventures and perils

Twice Their Prisoner by Walter Irvine Summons History of Adelaide The Romanic Manifesto takes itsTwice Their Prisoner by Walter Irvine Summons Geoffrey Cumberlege, Oxford University Press, 1946, [First Edition], black and white frontispiece, black and white photographic and illustrative plates, illustrated endpapers (maps), hardcover Very Good Condition, a little edge and shelf wear, a little rubbing and bumping to edges and corners, some discoloration to covers and spine, no inscriptions (see photographs) This short account by Wally Summons of