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MacGill, Patrick. Songs of the Dead End. London: H W Deane & Sons, 1923. First Cheap Edition. Blue Cloth. Very Good. 167pp. + (4) reviews & pubs ads. Uncommon in chipped dust jacket with small pieces missing at spine showing a photograph of MacGill bearing the quotations “He can do things can our navvy poet” & “The greatest poet since Kipling”








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