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ems, by Alan Seeger

The poems of Alan Seeger are very beautiful, of the very first order. They are oo beautiful to admit of translation in verse. This is absolutely my conviction several earnest attempts which in spite of all my experience were nevertheless failures. In my opinion the English text should be published with no other ition than one as literal as possible, word for word, to serve as a guide to the h reader."— Jean Richepin, of the French Academy.

This book contains . . . the record of a short life, into which was crowded far
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- than it is given to most men, even of high vitality, to extract from a life of twice
gth. Alan Seeger had barely passed his twenty-eighth birthday, when he was
in a deadly flurry of machine-gun fire, and fell. . . . To his friends the loss
ievous, to literature it was — we shall never know how great.” William Archer.
o England the war gave as its poet-hero Rupert Brooke; as token of the love
great republics, it gave to America and France this other soldier-poet, eternally,
y young; his life and death made poetry, too. If there is tragedy in such a
e joyfully remember that in tragedy also there may be pure beauty." — Col-
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Pan-German Plot Unmasked,

André Chéradame. With an introduction by LORD Cromer

ERLIN'S FORMIDABLE PEACE-Trap of the Drawn Game

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Cycle's Rim: Sonnets to One Drowned at Sea, live Tilford Dargan,

Author of "The Path-Flower," "The Mortal
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hals of an Ambassadress, by the

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new journal Lady Dufferin records her experience during the period (1872en Lord Dufferin was H. M. Ambassador at Petrograd and at Constantinople.

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