Best known as Hardy's fifth novel, this work remains in circulation through later reprint editions. As the 1962 James Tait Black Memorial Prize winner, it stands as one of the author's key mid-career novels.

One of Hardy's defining novels, preserved through award recognition and later reprints.

This award record brings together Meriol Trevor's two-volume biography of John Henry Newman. Across the pair of books, it traces his conversion, intellectual conflicts, and eventual rehabilitation with care and detail.

A substantial two-volume biography that follows Newman's life from crisis to recognition.