Astrea: The Balance of Illusions. A Poem Delivered Before the Phi Beta Kappa Society of Yale College, August 14, 1859.
Boston: Ticknor, Reed, and Fields, 1850. First edition. BAL 8757, second printing, State A (B?), binding D.
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![The Day / By Edward Robeson Taylor / Saturday February Twentieth / 1915 [caption title]. EDWARD...](/pictures/thumb/28527.jpg?v=1625700447)
The Day / By Edward Robeson Taylor / Saturday February Twentieth / 1915 [caption title].
(San Francisco: Taylor, Nash & Taylor, 1915). First and only edition. OCLC 44411941 records two copies (NYPL & UVa). A five-stanza, 92-line poem on the opening of the Panama-Pacific International Exposition in February 1915, which inspired numerous local San Francisco poets to commemorate the occasion. Edward Robeson Taylor (1838-1923), politician.....
Selected Poems . . . With an Introduction by James Ralston Caldwell of the English Department, University of California.
[San Francisco: Privately Printed at the Grabhorn Press for Albert Bender, 1937]. First editon, one of 250 copies printed at the Grabhorn Press. Grabhorn Press Bibliography 264. Inscribed on the front free endpaper "For Morgan / with much affection / from Albert Bender / 1937." Book label of Morgan A......
![Four Quartets in Swedish:] Fyra Kvartetter. I Svensk Tolkning av Artur Lundkvist, Gunnar Ekelöf,...](/pictures/thumb/26345.jpg?v=1625177522)
[Four Quartets in Swedish:] Fyra Kvartetter. I Svensk Tolkning av Artur Lundkvist, Gunnar Ekelöf, Th. Warburton. Med en Inledning av T. Warburton.
Stockholm: Albert Bonniers Förlag, (1948). First edition. Gallup D619. The first Swedish translation of Four Quartets, a collaborative effort by three translators. Inscribed on the half-title by one of them, Thomas Warburton, and dated Nov. 26, 1948.
78 rpm phonograph recordings of Robinson Jeffers reading his poetry.
Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard Vocarium Records, as Recorded for The Poetry Room, Harvard College Library, 1941. Edition not stated. The Harvard “Vocarium” recording project was founded in 1930 by Frederick C. Packard, who coined the word “Vocarium," which means “a collection of voice recordings for use as a study aid in.....
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