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Issue Details: First known date: 1958... 1958 Biscay Ballads
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Notes

  • Although these poems are said to have been 'printed from the Peterley papers', this library collection was a fictional creation of Richard Pennington (see also Peterley Harvest).

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    • Montreal, Quebec,
      c
      Canada,
      c
      Americas,      :       Redpath Press ,       1958 .
      Extent: [15] leavesp.
      Limited edition info: Limited edition of 30 copies.
      Note/s:
      • Printed from the Peterley papers by the Redpath Press.
      • Produced on Hosho paper, hand-set and hand-printed by Richard Pennington at the Redpath Press in the McGill University Library, Montreal, Canada.
      • Printed on double leaves.
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y separately published work icon Peterley Harvest : The Private Diary of David Peterley Now for the First Time Printed Richard Pennington , London : Hutchinson , 1960 Z1368462 1960 single work novel 'The structure of the book is many-layered. It includes an anonymous diary within the diary, letters from known and unknown people, a ghost story by "Cousin Richard", a short story and a few poems by David Peterley, more than one love affair, some travellers' tales and an intermittent narrative of historical events. These layers of fantasy and actuality give the work a complex satisfying texture, and reinforce the central theme at private and public levels.' (Source: Holroyd, 'Preface', 1985 edition)
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