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Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. 96 pages. 2 Jim Burns Poems 5 Judy Gahagan On The Occasion of the Last Time Laura Knight Drawing 13 Mark Goodwin Poems 14 Risto Ahti trans. Herbert Lomas Poems Michael Foreman Drawing 18 Christopher Le Brun Details 23 Gavin Ewart Poems 26 Pavel Pietar Lino Cuts 31 Kate Clanchy Poems 32 Ken Cox Lithuania to Glasgow 36 Susan Wicks Poems 38 Geoff Nicholson A Little Night Moisture Ken Cox Drawing 42 Donald Atkinson Poems Robert MacAulay Drawing 47 Jonathan Treitel The Winter People Anne Howeson Drawing 50 John Heath Stubbs Carambus 51 Lance Lee Border Crossing 54 Marvin Cohen Poems 55 Herbert Lomas Reviews 65 Anthony Edkins An Essay on Reading 69 Andrea Owen Prints 74 Steve Athony Poems 76 Jill Dawson Poems Mark Foreman The Boot 79 Alison Tokeley Religion and the Rise of Capitalism 86 James Laughlin Byways / William Carlos Williams.

Hardcover. Condition: New. The stimulus for undertaking the production of this book was a shared enthusiastic interest in, the various aspects of the Postal reforms, which were campaigned and planned for in the 1830's and resulted in very significant changes in the operation of the British Post Office following the introduction of Uniform Penny Postage on the 10th January 1840 The primary objective in preparing this book has been to set the context of the 1840 Wyon-Whiting essays within the aims of the reforms being introduced in 1840 for the pre-payment of postage, and their ultimate destiny to retrieve the unsatisfactory reception given to the Mulready postal stationery in May 1840. The 1841 embossed envelopes where a world first, and provided a design concept which served the British Post Office for over 130 years, and was also adapted by many other countries.