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Whuchulls: A Poem by Hugh MacDiarmid.

MACDIARMID, Hugh [pseudonym of GRIEVE, Christopher Murray] (1892-1978).

Preston: Akros Publications, 1966. [Scottish Poetry] LIMITED FIRST SEPARATE EDITION. Octavo pamphlet (22 x 12cm), pp.[16]. On delicate paper, with three colour illustrations. Number 98 of 100 copies thus. Publisher's plain white card covers, stapled. Paper toned, with some light handling to covers. Near fine. A poem first published in 'The Modern Scot' (January 1933). Item #59577

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