* * * * * *1914 and other Poems* *by Rupert Brooke* *With a Photogravure Portrait by SHERRIL SCHELL* _Twenty-eighth Impression_ 3s. 6d. _net_ "To those of us who see in poetry the perfect flowering of life, the story of Rupert Brooke will always mean chiefly the score or so of poems in which he reached to the full maturity of his genius and gave imperishable expression to the very heart of his personality.... Not even the fact that the man who wrote the sonnets, than which after long generations nothing shall make the year 1914 more memorable, served and died for England at war, can add one beat to their pulse. The poetry that shines and falls across them in one perfect and complete wave is, as poetry must always be, independent of all factual experience, and comes wholly from the deeper experience of the imagination."—From "RUPERT BROOKE" by John Drinkwater, in the _Contemporary Review_. December 1915. *** The poems on pp. 39-75 of _Selected Poems_ are taken from the above volume. * * * * * _UNIFORM EDITION_ *The Collected Poems of Rupert Brooke* *With a Memoir* *Two Photogravure Portraits from Photographs by SHERRIL SCHELL* Extra crown 8vo. Buckram _Ninth Impression_ 12s. 6d. _net_ _Some Press Opinions of the "Memoir"_ "To me this picture of Rupert Brooke is one of the pleasantest and most inspiriting that I have read in biographical literature for many a day. Here are 160 pages of pure gold."—C. K. S. in _The Sphere_. "A model of what a memoir should be."—_Liverpool Post_. "The Memoir ... is one of the most perfect we have ever read."—_Pall Mall Gazette_. "An admirable picture of one whom the gods loved and gifted generously."—_Punch_. *** The Memoir may also be obtained separately, uniform with ’Poems’ and ’1914,’ with a Portrait from a photograph by SHERRIL SCHELL, price 6s. net. * * * * * _UNIFORM EDITION_ *Letters from America: by Rupert Brooke* *With a Preface by Henry James* Photogravure Portrait from a photograph by SHERRIL SCHELL Extra crown 8vo. Buckram _Fourth Impression_ 12s. 6d. _net_ * * * * * *John Webster and the Elizabethan Drama* *by Rupert Brooke*