Publishing History
- First published Victor Gollancz (28 August 1933)
- Victor Gollancz, London (1940)
- Wideview Books (1970) ISBN 0-86068-035-5
- Virago Press (1978) ISBN 86-06-80355-3
- Fontana (1979) ISBN 0-00-635703-2]
- Seaview Books. (1980) B010174; 661
- Penguin Group (USA) (1980) ISBN 0-87223-672-2
- Putnam Pub Group (1980) ISBN 0-87223-672-2
- Penguin Classics (May 31, 2005) ISBN 0-14-303923-7
- Publisher: Virago Press Ltd (2004) ISBN 0-86068-035-5
- Publisher: Weidenfeld & Nicolson (2009) ISBN 297858317
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