£18.00
Title: Tennyson Poems Volume one
Author: Mildred M Bozman (Editor and with an Introduction by)
Publisher : Everyman’s Library No: 44
Publication 1965
Format: Hardback
Condition: Burgundy covers which are in a good condition with gilt lettering to spine. It comes with its dust jacket which has some light scuffing to the edges. Pages are clean with no ink or pencil marks. Signature to the front of a Charles Tennyson 22/x/65. Not “The” Charles Tennyson but could be a relative???
Book measures: 18.5cm x 12cm with 400 pages
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The poetry of Tennyson is characterised by a wide outlook, by intense sympathy, with the deepest feelings and aspirations of humanity, a profound realisation of the problems of life and thought, an exquisite sense of beauty and a marvellous power of vivid and minute description, often achieved by a single felicitous phrase and heightened by the perfect matching of sense and sound. No poet has excelled him in precision and delicacy of language and completeness of expression.The poetry of Tennyson is characterised by a wide outlook, by intense sympathy, with the deepest feelings and aspirations of humanity, a profound realisation of the problems of life and thought, an exquisite sense of beauty and a marvellous power of vivid and minute description, often achieved by a single felicitous phrase and heightened by the perfect matching of sense and sound. No poet has excelled him in precision and delicacy of language and completeness of expression.
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