[Rarebooks] FS: Early American Poetry on World War II, WAKE ISLAND, price reduced
Charles Agvent
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Sat Apr 1 15:24:19 EDT 2017
Price reduced to $95 NET
RUKEYSER, Muriel. WAKE ISLAND. Garden City: Doubleday, Doran & Co.,
Inc., 1942. First Edition. Printed rose wraps, the second and much more
common binding. This copy has laid into it a letter from the publisher
dated 7 August 1942 announcing the publication of this volume and
presenting it to the recipient. In part: "In WAKE ISLAND may be found
the hopes and aspirations of a militant youth who fight to make men
free." An early if not the first book of American poetry published whose
primary subject matter is World War II. Wake Island, attacked on the
same day as Pearl Harbor, was the site of the first Japanese defeat of
the war, though Japan would take the island later that month. Fine.
(#013572) $150.00
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