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New Poems. A P.E.N. Anthology. A complete run of all twenty volumes 1952 to 1977-78.

DUN0249Michael Joseph Ltd. London 1952-1958 and Hutchinson London 1960-1977. Book. Very Good. Hardcover. 1st Edition. First Editions first printings. 8vo. A little light spotting to occasional edges and some toning to the free endpapers of ten volumes. Inked former owner names or inscriptions to the free endpapers of six volumes. Two volumes 'New Poems 1955' and 'New Poems 1958' review copies with the publisher's review slips laid-in although the slip for the 1955 volume has been ripped in two with the top half now absent. Also includes an uncorrected proof copy of 'New Poems 1971-72' in addition to the standard published issue. One volume 'New Poems 1967' enhanced with the signatures of nine of the contributes Edmund Leo Wright W.H.Petty Peter Porter Peter Scupham Richard Furlong Michael Spinks Carol Rikker Henry Woolf and John Cotton. A very good set in very good dust wrappers five of which are price-clipped. A veritable who's who of a quarter of a century of predominantly British and Irish verse with contributors including Walter de la Mare Edwin Muir Edmund Blunden C.Day Lewis Anne Ridler A.S.J.Tessimond Louis MacNeice W.H.Auden Lawrence Durrell David Wright George Lamming John Montague Herbert Read Stephen Spender Dylan Thomas Kathleen Raine Robert Graves Hugh MacDiarmid Stevie Smith Vernon Watkins Laurie Lee R.S.Thomas W.S.Merwin Elizabeth Jennings Muriel Spark Charles Causley John Lehmann Alan Ross John Hewitt Thomas Blackburn Thom Gunn Philip Larkin Edwin Morgan Kingsley Amis Geoffrey Hill Ted Hughes Sylvia Plath Siegfried Sassoon Patricia Beer George Mackay Brown Harold Pinter John Betjeman Thomas Kinsella A.Alvarez G.S.Fraser Tony Harrison Jenny Joseph Mervyn Peake Brain Patten D.M.Thomas Fleur Adcock Kevin Crossley-Holland Ian Hamilton Iain Crichton Smith Douglas Dunn James Fenton Michael Longley Derek Mahon Seamus Heaney David Harsent Clive James Paul Muldoon Charles Tomlinson Alan Sillitoe W.S.Graham C.H.Sisson Tom Paulin Andrew Motion Stewart Conn D.J.Enright Craig Raine &c &c &c. The full set comprises the following volumes: 'New Poems 1952 New Poems 1953 New Poems 1954' 'New Poems 1955' 'New Poems 1956' 'New Poems 1957' 'New Poems 1958' 'New Poems 1960' 'New Poems 1961' 'New Poems 1962' 'New Poems 1963' 'New Poems 1965' 'New Poems 1967' 'New Poems 1970-71' 'New Poems 1971-72' 'New Poems 1972-73' 'New Poems 1973-74' 'New Poems 1975' 'New Poems 1967-77' and 'New Poems 1977-78'. Please note: volumes were not issued for the years 1959 1964 1966 1968 or 1969. Michael Joseph Ltd., London 1952-1958 [and] Hutchinson, London 1960-1977. Hardcover

Clearwater Books · Royaume-Uni250,00 £GB≈ 285,45 €

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Pearl Harbor Survivors 50th Anniversary Edition

199483066Turner Publishing 1994. 2nd Printing. Very Good condition. Pearlâ€¯Harborâ€¯Survivors:â€¯Anâ€¯Oralâ€¯Historyâ€¯ofâ€¯24â€¯ Servicemen a 50thâ€anniversary edition - here's a breakdown of what the book is what it covers and what to look for: âœ… What the book is â€¢ This book takes the form of an oral history - that is it presents the personal accounts of 24 U.S. servicemen who survived the Japanese attack on Pearlâ€¯Harbor on December 7 1941. â€¢ It is organized by the locations or ships where the men were stationed at the time of the attack and includes their firsthand memories of what they experienced during and after the attack. What it covers / what you'll find inside â€¢ Detailed personal recollections: Each survivor describes what they saw heard and experienced during the attack and its immediate aftermath - including the confusion the explosions ship damage burning oil in the harbor and rescue or survival efforts. â€¢ Context and background: While focused on the personal stories the book also offers general information about the attack on Pearl Harbor ships involved timeline damage to orient the reader. â€¢ Insight into survival: It doesn't just document the event in theory - the emphasis is on how individuals lived through it coped with it and often how they responded afterward in war in life. â€¢ Good for history buffs those studying WW2 naval operations or people interested in firstâ€person testimony rather than a highâ€level strategic history. Why this is a meaningful book â€¢ It preserves the voices of men who witnessed a pivotal moment in U.S. history - the surprise attack on Pearl Harbor which led to the U.S. entering World War II. â€¢ Firstâ€person narrative adds depth and humanity to the historical event: you get a sense of what it was like on the ground or at sea or on the deck rather than simply reading statistics. â€¢ It is especially useful for anyone interested in survivor testimony military/naval history or the human side of war. Turner Publishing unknown

My Book Heaven · États-Unis80,00 $US≈ 67,69 €

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