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  • Published by The University of Massachusetts Press, Massachusetts, 1971

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    Edited by John C. Weston. xiv, 122 pp. Square 8vo, publisher's two-toned cloth. A fine ocpy.

  • Published by Gehenna Press, Northampton, MA, 1963

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    Single sheet. Condition: Good. [4] pp., single sheet folded once to 11 x 8.75 in. Prospectus only; printed in red and black, including the specimen page. Good copy only, with some overall creasing and quarter-inch closed tear at the bottom.

  • Published by New York The Macmillan Company [1967], 1967

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    New US Edition, 8vo, xii, 498pp. Hardback with jacket. Loosely inserted is a Peeblesshire Burns Club Anniversary Dinner program, signed by MacDiarmid to the rear. The owner of the book, Arthur R. Amos, is one of the artistes who performed at the supper and presumably had the program signed by the poet, to keep with his copy of the book. Some minor wear to the jacket. A clean sound copy. This new US edition contained a greatly enlarged glossary to help US readers with the dialect terms in MacDiarmid's poetry.…