London: The Poetry Bookshop, 1917. First edition, first printing. This is a very good copy. The scarce, unrestored dust wrapper has slight loss at the spine tips and corners, and some mild soiling to the spine. The price is correct at 4/- net. The deep green paper covered boards are remarkably sharp, with only slight marking to the gilt titling. The gilt top edge is bright, and the side and bottom are free from foxing. There is a previous owner s name to the front fly, in black ink and dated 1939. The internals, inscription aside, are crisp, with one neat pencil annotation on p.123. This is a very good copy in a notably clean state. This third book of Georgian Poetry carries to the end of a seventh year of the presentation of chosen examples from the works of contemporary poets belonging to the younger generation. The following eighteen writers are included, nine of whom appear in the series for the first time: W. J. Turner; James Stephens; J. C. Squire; Siegfried Sassoon; I. Rosenberg; Robert Nichols; Harold Monro; John Masefield; Ralph Hodgson; Robert Graves; Wilfrid Wilson Gibson; John Freeman; John Drinkwater; Walter de la Mare; William H. Davies; Gordon Bottomley; Maurice Baring; Herbert Asquith.