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Behold the Jew. The Greenwood Prize Poem for 1943.

JACKSON, Ada.

London: The Poetry Society, 1943. [Poetry] FIRST SEPARATE UK EDITION. Octavo pamphlet (22 x 14cm), pp.20. Publisher's typographic yellow paper covers, stapled twice, and priced at 1s. Lightly toned throughout, with a browned chipped patch to top edge. Moderate wear and toning to covers, with a few small creases and chips. Very good. A long poem praising the Jewish character and protesting the relentless harrying of the Jewish people through history. Item #58664

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