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Rooke Books
BATH, Somerset, GBR
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- PID: 16440479726
- Publisher: David Nutt
- Date Published: 1911
- Seller: Rooke Books
Condition: Good
Notes: An anthology of poetry from prolific poet John Drinkwater. First edition, with poems reprinted from periodicals such as Country Life, The English Review, The Englishwoman, The Nation, The Spectator, The Thrush, The Tramp, The Birmingham Gazette and Express, The Evening Standard and The Westminster Gazette. In original paper covered binding. Externally, light marks to the boards and some slight damp staining. Backstrip is slightly lifting. Internally, firmly bound and bright, although with some instances of light spotting. Previous owner's ink stamp to the front free endpaper. Good.