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From Glasgow to Saturn

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These fifty favourite poems, chosen by poets, writers, politicians, musicians, and those who voted through libraries, websites and by post, are yours to discover: perhaps they'll be your favourites, perhaps they'll be new to you, but we can guarantee there's something for everyone in this collection.

Language: English

Pages: 96

Format: Paperback

Publisher: Carcanet Press

Release: May 10, 1973

ISBN: 0856350419

ISBN 13: 9780856350412

From Glasgow to Saturn

4.6/5 ( ratings)

These fifty favourite poems, chosen by poets, writers, politicians, musicians, and those who voted through libraries, websites and by post, are yours to discover: perhaps they'll be your favourites, perhaps they'll be new to you, but we can guarantee there's something for everyone in this collection.

Language: English

Pages: 96

Format: Paperback

Publisher: Carcanet Press

Release: May 10, 1973

ISBN: 0856350419

ISBN 13: 9780856350412

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