BELL, Julian, & T. H. White (contrib.).

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Cambridge Poetry, 1929. First edition of the first volume in Hogarth's Cambridge Poetry series, including contributions from Julian Bell, William Empson, and T. H. White. This is poet George Reavey's copy, signed by him and 16 of the contributors on the front endpapers, including Empson and White, whose signatures are uncommon. The full list of signatories is: Ronald Bottrall, J. Bronowski, J. D. Cullen, John Davenport, Richard Eberhart, William Empson, H. Romily Fedden, K. A. Matthews, E. E. Phare, J. P. A. Ragg, J. M. Reeves, Christopher Saltmarshe, Hugh Sykes, James Thornton, T. H. White, Edmund M. Wilson, and Basil Wright.Cambridge Poetry 1929 precedes Julian Bell's first book of poems, Winter Movement, which was published the following year. It is one of 600 copies printed and has the erratum slip laid-in.

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