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Flexible cover of imitation tan suede, 12 mo., title in black and orange, fore-edge untrimmed, 78 pp. Condition: Very Good. Cover somewhat soiled, and fore-edge browned. However, the text is generally quite clean and bright and well preserved within. Not foxed. Canadian-born poet William Bliss Carman (1861-1929) published fifty volumes of poetry as well as four essay collections. He admired the Pre-Raphaelite poets in Britain, such as Rossetti and Swinburne, and belonged to a group on the Boston literary scene, The Visionists, who shared this enthusiasm. The Rough Rider was dedicated to Theodore Roosevelt.
Ref: POEMRW 8367
$45.00