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MP3 Audio CD. The Winnowing Fan: Poems On The Great War The Fourth Of August Now in thy splendour go before us. Spirit of England, ardent-eyed, Enkindle this dear earth that bore us In the hour of peril purified. The cares we hugged drop out of vision, Our hearts with deeper thought dilate, We step from days of sour division Into the grandeur of our fate. For us the glorious dead have striven, They battled that we might be free. We to their living cause are given; We arm for men that are to be. Among the nations nobliest chartered, England recalls her heritage. In her is that which is not bartered, Which force can neither quell nor cage. 17 For her immortal stars are burning 18 With her the hope that's never done, 19 The seed that's in the Spring's returning, 20 The very flower that seeks the sun. She fights the force that feeds desire on Dreams of a prey to seize and kill, The barren creed of blood and iron, Vampire of Europe's wasted will… Endure, O Earth! and… Ler mais

MP3 Audio CD. The Winnowing Fan: Poems On The Great War The Fourth Of August Now in thy splendour go before us. Spirit of England, ardent-eyed, Enkindle this dear earth that bore us In the hour of peril purified. The cares we hugged drop out of vision, Our hearts with deeper thought dilate, We step from days of sour division Into the grandeur of our fate. For us the glorious dead have striven, They battled that we might be free. We to their living cause are given; We arm for men that are to be. Among the nations nobliest chartered, England recalls her heritage. In her is that which is not bartered, Which force can neither quell nor cage. 17 For her immortal stars are burning 18 With her the hope that's never done, 19 The seed that's in the Spring's returning, 20 The very flower that seeks the sun. She fights the force that feeds desire on Dreams of a prey to seize and kill, The barren creed of blood and iron, Vampire of Europe's wasted will… Endure, O Earth! and… Ler mais

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London : E. Mathews, 1915. 2nd edition. Softcover. Good copy in the original stiff-card wrappers; edges somewhat nicked and dust-dulled as with age. Scattered foxing. Remains quite well-preserved overall. Physical description; 36 pp, 18 cm. Subjects; 1914-1918. World War, 1914-1918 ; Poetry. English poetry 20th century.

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The First UK printing published by Elkin Mathews, London in 1914. The BOOK is in Very Good++ condition Octavo. Original green cloth with gilt titling to the spine and the front. A hint of pushing at the extreme spine tips. Some spotting within and light offsetting to the end-papers due to the quality of the paper stock used. Free from inscriptions and erasures. The WRAPPER is complete and is in Very Good++ or better condition. A little toned, faintly marked, and with a some light rubbing to the extremities. A very small closed tear to the upper front spine fold, but nonetheless an exceptional condition copy for its age. 'The Winnowing-Fan' was Binyon's first collection of war poems, and includes the first book appearance of 'For the Fallen' (which made its first appearance in 'The Times 21 September 1914'), which is often recited at Remembrance Sunday services and has become one of the most famous memorial poems of the Great War, perhaps of all wars. Binyon wrote this, his most famous work having been… Ler mais