ATTENBOROUGH, Frederick (1887-1973). Cities In Sonnets. SIGNED

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ATTENBOROUGH, Frederick (1887-1973). Cities In Sonnets. 8vo. London: S.M. Hall & Son, [1926] SIGNED by Frederick Attenborough on the title page, signature dated: Nov. 1926. Places covered include: Edinburgh, Paris, Rome, Venice, London, and Constantinople. Frederick Attenborough was an English academic,  and also Principal of University College, Leicester. He was the father of Sir David, and Sir Richard Attenborough. Scarce. 

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ATTENBOROUGH, Frederick (1887-1973). Cities In Sonnets. 

“To Latimer McInnes of Kintyre

This picture book of many lands I vow, 

And faithfully would I acknowledge how

‘Twas his bright soul of poesy did fire 

My spirit with the unforeknown desire

To paint in coloured words of rhythmic flow-

As should my scanty palette’s choice allow-

Of countless travel scenes those strong to inspire”.

28pp (unnumbered) (Including frontispiece illustration of Edinburgh, Princes Street).

Interior: Occasional spotting, light marks and light staining.

Exterior: Publisher’s tan and blue pictorial wrappers (chipping, creasing and wear to wrappers).

8vo. London: S.M. Hall & Son, [1926]

SIGNED by Frederick Attenborough on the title page, signature dated: Nov. 1926. 

Places covered include: Edinburgh, Paris, Rome, Venice, London, and Constantinople.

Frederick Attenborough was an English academic,  and also Principal of University College, Leicester. He was the father of Sir David, and Sir Richard Attenborough.

Scarce. 

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