New Paths on Helicon: A Collection of Modern Poetry, Part II
Language: English
Published by Thomas Nelson & Sons Ltd
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Seller: The Treetops Bookshop, Maidstone, Kent, United KingdomThe Treetops Bookshop
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Thomas Nelson & Sons Ltd, London, Edinburgh and New York. Undated copy; first published in this series July 1928. Hardcover in original blue cloth with gilt spine lettering. No dust jacket. **New Paths on Helicon: A Collection of Modern Poetry, Part II**, edited by Henry Newbolt. An early twentieth-century anthology of modern poetry, featuring work by Charlotte Mew, Harold Monro, T. Sturge Moore, Ezra Pound, Herbert Read, Siegfried Sassoon, Edith Sitwell, Edward Thomas and others. Includes editorial commentary and an index. **Condition: Good (provisional).** Original blue cloth boards with light surface marking and rubbing, particularly around the corners and spine ends. Gilt spine lettering remains clear. Photographed interior pages show age-related toning. Several handwritten pencil notes appear on the title page. No dust jacket. Binding firmness and completeness have not been fully checked. Please see photographs. An interesting vintage anthology for readers and collectors of early twentieth-century British poetry and literary modernism.…
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- New Paths on Helicon: A Collection of Modern Poetry, Part II
- Author
- Ed. Henry Newbolt
- Publisher
- Thomas Nelson & Sons Ltd
- Condition
- Good
- Binding
- Hardcover
- Language
- English
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