Vol. 41 English Poetry: From Collins to Fitzgerald

The book is bound in maroon cloth with the Harvard emblem embossed on the cover. The spine shows some wear, particularly at the edges, and the pages exhibit typical age-related toning. There is no dust jacket, which is common for books of this period. Overall, the binding remains intact, and the text is clean and legible.

This volume, "English Poetry: From Collins to Fitzgerald," is part of the esteemed Harvard Classics collection, edited by Charles W. Eliot. Published by P. F. Collier & Son in 1909 in New York, this anthology is Volume 41 of the series known as "The Five-Foot Shelf of Books." It offers a comprehensive selection of English poetry, featuring works from poets such as William Collins and Edward Fitzgerald, accompanied by introductions and notes. This edition is particularly valuable for its inclusion in the Harvard Classics, a series renowned for its educational and cultural significance. The book is bound in a sturdy maroon cloth, embossed with the Harvard emblem, reflecting its academic heritage. The absence of a dust jacket is typical for volumes of this age, but the book remains in good condition with some wear typical of its time. This collection is ideal for collectors and enthusiasts of classic English literature, providing a window into the poetic traditions of the era.