The Borough: A Poem, in Twenty-four Letters in Two Volumes Vols I and II by Crabbe, George - 1810

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IDB Productions, 2017-01-01. MP3 CD. New. The Borough is a set of poems by created by George Crabbe first published in 1810. Composed in intrepid stanzas, the poems are organized as a series of 24 letters, including a variety of phases of life in borough and noting the tales of the lives of the dwellers. </br></br>Among the letters, the most popular is that of Peter Grimes in Letter XXII, which arose the source for Benjamin Britten

MP3 Audio CD. The Borough is a set of poems by created by George Crabbe first published in 1810. Composed in intrepid stanzas, the poems are organized as a series of 24 letters, including a variety of phases of life in borough and noting the tales of the lives of the dwellers. Among the letters, the most popular is that of Peter Grimes in Letter XXII, which arose the source for Benjamin Britten?s play in the same title. Letter XXI depicts Abel Keene, a town school instructor and then a businessman?s worker who was taken off course, failed his state and eventually killed himself by hanging. George Crabbe was a British poet, surgeon and cleric. He is most famous for his first use of the true narrative style and his explanations of middle and working-class life and populace. In the 1770s, George started his profession as a doctor's apprentice, then became a surgeon. In 1780, he went to London to earn income as a poet. After having severe financial struggle and being incapable to have his pieces printed,… Read More

MP3 Audio CD. The Borough is a set of poems by created by George Crabbe first published in 1810. Composed in intrepid stanzas, the poems are organized as a series of 24 letters, including a variety of phases of life in borough and noting the tales of the lives of the dwellers. Among the letters, the most popular is that of Peter Grimes in Letter XXII, which arose the source for Benjamin Britten?s play in the same title. Letter XXI depicts Abel Keene, a town school instructor and then a businessman?s worker who was taken off course, failed his state and eventually killed himself by hanging. George Crabbe was a British poet, surgeon and cleric. He is most famous for his first use of the true narrative style and his explanations of middle and working-class life and populace. In the 1770s, George started his profession as a doctor's apprentice, then became a surgeon. In 1780, he went to London to earn income as a poet. After having severe financial struggle and being incapable to have his pieces printed,… Read More

London: J.M. Dent & Sons Ltd., 1834. Hardcover. Good/No Jacket. Edition and printing not known. In as new navy cloth boards with the original spine and logo. "The Clevedon Community Co-operative Bookshop Bindery Team" have added new boards and cloth and incorporating the old spine and the blind stamped logo from the front. The Team have also inserted new end papers and pasted part of the original front end paper with the publication date etc. Gilt top cut edge; the fore edges are tanned and deckled. The text block is tightly bound, straight and lightly tanned. A few ticks and crosses in pencil in the text. No dedications. Good condition. Without jacket.

J. M. Dent & Sons, 1903. Hardcover. Acceptable. 1903. No Edition Noted. 339 pages. No dust jacket. Blue cloth. Moderate tanning, with light foxing and marking to pages. Front endpaper is missing. Noticeable tanning to rough-cut text block edges. Boards have moderate shelf wear, with rubbing and marking. Light bumping to corners and crushing to spine ends. Boards are slightly bowed.

Half-title, 4pp adverts at end; iv+212pp; lacks free endpaper. orig. boards, paper spine label, some wear on extremities, uncut, Letter 22 is Peter Grimes.

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London: J. Hatchard, 1810. original boards; 1/4 brown leather (spine and corners) over orange decorated boards; hinges are weak covers partly detached, protected with clear tape; internally pages mostly white and bright; decorated spine; ---------- SATISFACTION GUARANTEED --------- FAST, COURTEOUS SERVICE ------ ALL DUSTJACKETS ARE COVERED WITH NEW CLEAR MYLAR PROTECTOR -----. Second Edition, Revised. Hard Cover. Good. 6 x 9". Previous Owner Bookplate.