Description
Published 1914 by MacMillan Company. Hardcover has wear. Hardcover corners have wear. Pages are clean and binding is secure.
This early 20th century edition of “Golden Treasury of Songs and Lyrics” is a remarkable compendium of English poetry spanning centuries. First published in 1861, this anthology was compiled by Francis Turner Palgrave, a critic and poet himself. Palgrave’s meticulous curation brought together the finest examples of lyrical verse, from Renaissance masters like Shakespeare and Donne to Romantic giants like Wordsworth and Shelley. This 1914 MacMillan printing preserves Palgrave’s original vision, offering a window into the evolution of English literature. Despite its age and gentle wear, the sturdy binding and clean pages make this copy a delight for poetry enthusiasts and collectors alike. A true literary treasure trove, it invites readers to immerse themselves in the melodic brilliance of England’s most celebrated poets.