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Frontis engraving of Lucretius in volume I. Minerva Londinensis vignette to title page Vol.I. Head pieces to both volumes Thomas Creech (1659-1700) was the first author to translate Lucretius into English. The first translation by Creech was published in 1682 . This edition done in 1714 contains translation of verses previously omitted & numerous notes from another hand ( ref: Internet Archive))

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Frontis photo portrait of Eliot. Facsimiles of Eliot's early writing

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A few b&w illus.

Based on Symons' tour of duty as a medic with the British Army in WWI. The Casualty Clearing Stations were generally just behind the front line of combat and treated wounded soldiers before they could get to hospitals. It is an anecdotal narrative based on his experiences from 1914 when his company left England for France. His memoir ends at the Battle of Festubert in June of 1915. Author talks about a Canadian Clearing Station ( referred to as the "Canadian Section")down the road in Festubert and how cheery the Canadian troops were despite the hardships they all endured.

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47 full page off-set lithographs, 8 tipped in color plates, & numerous illus. in text, plus chapter ornaments. The entire book, including auto-lithographs, is printed by off-set lithograph by Vincent Brooks, Day and Sons Ltd. London the four colour reproductions are the work of The Dux Engraving Co. Ltd Glasgow.

B.&w. photo illus. throughout

Coloured frontis. plus 15 colour plates Norman Mills Price (1877-1951) was born in Brampton, Ontario and studied art in Canada, London & Paris. He was a pupil of Cruikshank, Jean paul Laurens and Richard Miller. By 1912 he had begun working for various publishers as a illustrator in New York City. This may well be an example of his best work.

13 tipped in colour plates, 2 B&w illustrations, 20 chapter headings & 14 tail pieces