Publication details: Edinburgh: William Blackwood,1925,
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His first collection of poems, and the introductory statement of what Buchan refers to as the author's attempt to 'treat Scots as a living language'.
FIRST EDITION, one or two small spots, pp. xii, 58, 4('opinions'), crown 8vo, original second issue blue boards, backstrip lettered in black, edges lightly spotted, dustjacket with gently faded backstrip panel, a few spots and shallow chipping at extremities, very good
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