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Lucky poet: a self-study in literature and political ideas : being the autobiography of Hugh MacDiarmid (Christopher Murray Grieve)
Methuen & Co. Ltd.
1943
A first state copy with the libellous comment on page 172 alleging that Edgell Rickword had been a member of the 'Black and Tans' which forced the publishers to recall all unsold copies and insert a revised text.
Metaphysics and poetry
Lothlorien Publications
1975
Extracts of a conversation between Walter Perrie and Christopher Grieve (Hugh MacDiarmid) at Brownsbank in 1974.
The modern Scottish Renaissance 1920-1960: a catalogue of the period
K. D. Duval
1960
A catalogue issued by K. D. Duval of works by modern Scottish author (including Hugh MacDiarmid, Neil Gunn and Ediwn Muir) and lithographs by Harley Brothers. Loosely laid in business card of K. D. Duval. With an introduction by Hugh MacDiarmid
Northern numbers: being representative selections from certain living Scottish poets
T.N. Foulis
1920
A combined edition of the first and second series of collected Scottish poetry.
Northern numbers: being representative selections from certain living Scottish poets
T.N. Foulis
1920-1921
A combined edition of the first and second series of collected Scottish poetry.
Northern numbers: being representative selections from certain living Scottish poets. First series
T.N. Foulis
1920
A collection of Scottish poetry including contributions by C. M. Grieve (his first appearance in book form), his brother Andrew Graham Grieve, John Buchan, and Neil Gunn.
Northern numbers: being representative selections from certain living Scottish poets. Second series
T.N. Foulis
1921
A collection of Scottish poetry including contributions by C. M. Grieve and John Buchan.
Northern numbers: being representative selections from certain living Scottish poets. Third series
C.M. Grieve
1922
A collection of Scottish poetry including contributions by C. M. Grieve (Hugh MacDiarmid), Helen Cruickshank, and William Soutar.
On a raised beach: a poem
Harris Press
1967
Number 12 of a limited edition of two hundred inscribed by MacDiarmid to composer and music publisher Norman Peterkin.
Orra boughs
J.H. Whyte
1930
Number 3 of a limited edition of 30 copies, numbered and signed by the author, of which numbers 6 to 30 were for sale. Adam Kennedy is believed to be a pen-name of John S. Buist. 'Orra Boughs' was originally published in 'The Modern Scot'. Inscribed on front free endpaper "To my friend, Arthur W. Donaldson, (in thankfulness that he is still a Scotsman.) Adam Kennedy, Glasgow, 1930."
Paintings by William Johnstone O.B.E.
Décor Gallery
1969
A catalogue for an exhibition held in Newcastle.
A poet's testament
Whitman Press
1940
An anthology of poems by the communist poet. Gift inscription from W. Dugald MacColl to noted artists William Johnstone and Flora MacDonald inside front cover.
Poetry Scotland : second collection
William MacLellan
1945
An anthology of poems in Scots, English and Gaelic, including a number of contributions by Hugh MacDiarmid, and an introduction by Neil M. Gunn.
Poetry Scotland : second collection
William MacLellan
1945
An anthology of poems in Scots, English, and Gaelic, including a number of contributions by Hugh MacDiarmid.
Poetry Scotland: third collection
William MacLellan
1946
An anthology of poems in Scots, English and Gaelic including four by Hugh MacDiarmid.
Poetry Scotland number four
Serif Books
1949
A collection of representative pieces by Scottish poets in English, Scots and Gaelic.
Poetry Scotland number one
William MacLellan
1943
An anthology of poems in Scots, English and Gaelic including two by Hugh MacDiarmid, an introduction by Compton MacKenzie, and an article on poetry in Scotland to-day by Hugh MacDiarmid
Rhyme and reason: 34 poems
Fore Publications
1944
A selection of British poetry with two contributions from Hugh MacDiarmid.
Scottish eccentrics
George Routledge & Sons, Ltd.
1936
Ten full-length studies of outstanding Scottish eccentrics.
Scottish scene, or, The intelligent man's guide to Albyn
National Book Association ; Hutchinson & Co. (Publishers) Ltd.
1940s
A collection of poetry, short stories and essays on aspects of Scottish life.
Selected essays of Hugh MacDiarmid
Jonathan Cape
1969
A selection from MacDiarmid's prose writings.
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Selected poems of Hugh MacDiarmid
William MacLellan
1944
A selection of poems covering the period 1925-1939. From the library of the noted architect, and co-founder of the Scottish Nationalist Party, Robert Hurd.
Selected poems of Hugh MacDiarmid
William MacLellan
1944
A selection of poems covering the period 1925-1939.
