A PUBLISHER OF FIRST WORLD WAR POETRY: GALLOWAY KYLE.

This article reports that Erskine Macdonald, an enterprising publisher, is the unofficial publisher in general to the poets of the British Army. It is informed that a letterhead of 1918 gives the Managing Director of Erskine Macdonald Ltd. as Galloway Kyle, who was also "Honorary Director" of the Po...

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Published in:Notes & Queries Vol. 33; no. 2; pp. 185 - 187
Main Author: Hibberd, Dominic
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Published: Oxford University Press / USA Jun1986
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