X A Quarterly Review. Volume Two, Number Two / Malcolm Lowry 4 poems / John Heath-Stubbs "Use of Personal Pronouns: A Lesson in English Grammar" / Anthony Cronin 2 poems / Philip Martin 4 Paintings / Georges Duthuit " Can the Image be Abolished?" / Noel Stock "Danger: Biographers at work" / Ghika "A Pine Tree" / Patrick Kavanagh "On a Liberal Education"

Name: X A Quarterly Review. Volume Two, Number Two / Malcolm Lowry 4 poems / John Heath-Stubbs "Use of Personal Pronouns: A Lesson in English Grammar" / Anthony Cronin 2 poems / Philip Martin 4 Paintings / Georges Duthuit " Can the Image be Abolished?" / Noel Stock "Danger: Biographers at work" / Ghika "A Pine Tree" / Patrick Kavanagh "On a Liberal Education"
Author: David Wright And Patrick Swift (Editors) / Malcolm Lowry 4 poems / John Heath-Stubbs "Use of Personal Pronouns: A Lesson in English Grammar" / Anthony Cronin 2 poems / Philip Martin 4 Paintings / Georges Duthuit " Can the Image be Abolished?" / Noel Stock "Danger: Biographers at work" / Ghika "A Pine Tree" / Patrick Kavanagh "On a Liberal Education"

David Wright And Patrick Swift (Editors) / Malcolm Lowry 4 poems / John Heath-Stubbs "Use of Personal Pronouns: A Lesson in English Grammar" / Anthony Cronin 2 poems / Philip Martin 4 Paintings / Georges Duthuit " Can the Image be Abolished?" / Noel Stock "Danger: Biographers at work" / Ghika "A Pine Tree" / Patrick Kavanagh "On a Liberal Education"

Published by Barrie And Rockliff, 1961

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80 pages. Malcolm Lowry 4 poems / John Heath-Stubbs "Use of Personal Pronouns: A Lesson in English Grammar" / Anthony Cronin 2 poems / Philip Martin 4 Paintings / Georges Duthuit " Can the Image be Abolished?" / Noel Stock "Danger: Biographers at work" / Ghika "A Pine Tree" / Patrick Kavanagh "On a Liberal Education" (U.P.).

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Title: X A Quarterly Review. Volume Two, Number Two / Malcolm Lowry 4 poems / John Heath-Stubbs "Use of Personal Pronouns: A Lesson in English Grammar" / Anthony Cronin 2 poems / Philip Martin 4 Paintings / Georges Duthuit " Can the Image be Abolished?" / Noel Stock "Danger: Biographers at work" / Ghika "A Pine Tree" / Patrick Kavanagh "On a Liberal Education"
Author: David Wright And Patrick Swift (Editors) / Malcolm Lowry 4 poems / John Heath-Stubbs "Use of Personal Pronouns: A Lesson in English Grammar" / Anthony Cronin 2 poems / Philip Martin 4 Paintings / Georges Duthuit " Can the Image be Abolished?" / Noel Stock "Danger: Biographers at work" / Ghika "A Pine Tree" / Patrick Kavanagh "On a Liberal Education"
Publisher: Barrie And Rockliff
Publication year: 1961
Condition: Very Good
Binding: Soft cover

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