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A fine vintage edition of The Oxford Book of Nineteenth Century English Verse, compiled by distinguished editor John Hayward and published by Oxford at the Clarendon Press.
This authoritative volume spans the major poets of the 19th century—from Romanticism through the Victorian era. Bound in traditional navy blue Oxford cloth with bright gold gilt spine tooling, protected inside its original paper jacket.
Includes Bonus Literary Ephemera: Loose within the book is a 1971 typed academic memorandum from Jean Bromley to Paul Harvey regarding Matthew Arnold's poem "In utrumque paratus".
Publication Details:
Editor: John Hayward
Publisher: Oxford at the Clarendon Press
Format: Hardcover with Dust Jacket
Measurements:
Height: 19 cm
Width: 13 cm
Condition Report:
Very Good Vintage Condition.
Dust Jacket & Cover: Original printed dust wrapper shows light age tanning to margins and spine. Cloth casing underneath is exceptionally clean and sharp.
Interior: Clean text block, tight binding, with no internal defacement. Includes typed 1971 literary insert.
The Oxford Book Of Nineteenth Century English Verse Hardcover Dust Jacket 1971
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This authoritative volume spans the major poets of the 19th century—from Romanticism through the Victorian era. Bound in traditional navy blue Oxford cloth with bright gold gilt spine tooling, protected inside its original paper jacket.
Includes Bonus Literary Ephemera: Loose within the book is a 1971 typed academic memorandum from Jean Bromley to Paul Harvey regarding Matthew Arnold's poem "In utrumque paratus".
Publication Details:
Editor: John Hayward
Publisher: Oxford at the Clarendon Press
Format: Hardcover with Dust Jacket
Measurements:
Height: 19 cm
Width: 13 cm
Condition Report:
Very Good Vintage Condition.
Dust Jacket & Cover: Original printed dust wrapper shows light age tanning to margins and spine. Cloth casing underneath is exceptionally clean and sharp.
Interior: Clean text block, tight binding, with no internal defacement. Includes typed 1971 literary insert.