Keeling Ernest M (11 results)

Paperback. Condition: New. It is an inalienable instinct as old as the stars that a people have right to their land .Ireland holds the dubious distinction of being Britain's oldest colony.'The Ballad' is a narrative poem dedicated to Ireland and its people and tells the story of this troubled land under English, then British colonial rule from the 12th century until 'Bloody Sunday', drawing on allegory and mythology.A poem for every Irishman, woman and child, at home or abroad, past and present, the lost generations of the future.…

Condition: New.

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Condition: As New. Unread book in perfect condition.

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Condition: new.

Condition: New.

Condition: As New. Unread book in perfect condition.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - It is an inalienable instinct as old as the stars that a people have right to their land .Ireland holds the dubious distinction of being Britain's oldest colony.'The Ballad' is a narrative poem dedicated to Ireland and its people and tells the story of this troubled land under English, then British colonial rule from the 12th century until 'Bloody Sunday', drawing on allegory and mythology.A poem for every Irishman, woman and child, at home or abroad, past and present, the lost generations of the future.…

Paperback. Condition: New. It is an inalienable instinct as old as the stars that a people have right to their land .Ireland holds the dubious distinction of being Britain's oldest colony.'The Ballad' is a narrative poem dedicated to Ireland and its people and tells the story of this troubled land under English, then British colonial rule from the 12th century until 'Bloody Sunday', drawing on allegory and mythology.A poem for every Irishman, woman and child, at home or abroad, past and present, the lost generations of the future.…

Single Issue Magazine. Condition: Fair. First Edition. Pages 81-102 plus 18 outer pages of nostalgic ads. Features: Cover photo of scene at Cairo's Kasr-en-Nil Bridge; B.S.A. Motor Bicycles ad shows mechanic and sidecar model; First page illustration of great flying display by Australian airmen over London; Photo of Italians protesting outside the Italian Embassy in London; Three photos of stray and abandoned dogs at the Battersea Dogs' Home; Excellent photo and map-illustrated article "With Our Forces in Northern Russia - The Difficulties of Life in a Frozen Zone; Shakespeare at the Peace Conference of 1604 (article); Photos of men in the news include: R.A. Gregory, J.E. H. Williams, Sir John D. Rees, Reginald Blomfield, Sir R.T. Hermon-Hodge, Dr. Adolf Muller, Dr. Eduard David, M. Warburg, Prof. W. Schucking, Count Rantzau, Frank Brangwyn, Ernest Newton, George Harcourt, Adrian Stokes, and W.R. Colton; One-page illustration of Italian peasants praying at wayside shrine; After Caporetto - fascinating photo-illustrated article about who fought and who won on the Piave; Two-page illustration "The Dread Days of the Lenin Experiment in Russia" depicts a most depressing scene in front of Petrograd's winter palace, under the Bolshevik regime; Interesting article about smoking by A.A. Milne; The Unrest in Egypt - two photos including one of celebration over General Allenby's Proclamation in Cairo, and another of a large crowd in Opera Square, Cairo; One-page illustration of Aerial aviator; Centerfold reproduction of Montague Dawson painting "Alone", an impression of Transatlantic Flight (free of staples but present); Page of illustrated text about lady's fashion; Nice back cover color-illustrated ad for Army Club cigarettes shows fashionable young couple fishing. Bit of writing on advertorial front cover. Somewhat above-average external wear. Binding intact. A worthy copy of this wonderful vintage issue. Macpherson, D.; Owen, Will; Ugo, S.; Eduardo, S.; Keeling, H.V.; Farre, M.; Dawson, Montague (illustrator).…