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RoadGreat ShelfordCambridge CB25AW01223-512364  \nhttps://archive.org/details/cambridgepoetry10000unse  \nCAMBRIDGE POETRY,I929  \nHogarth Living Poets  \nEditor:DoROTHY WELLESLEY.  \nNo.I.DIFFERENT DAYS.By FRANCES CoRNFORD.4s.6d.  \nNo.2.IT WAS NOT JONES.By G.FITZURSE.4s.6d.  \nNo.3.MATRIX.By DoROTHY WELLESLEY.3s.6d.  \nNo.4.THE ROAN STALLION AND OTHER POEMS.By RoBINSON JEFFERS.7s.6d.  \nNo.5.THE CHINA CUPBOARD AND OTHER POEMS.By IDA GRAVES.4s.6d.  \nNo.6.THE PASSING OF GUTO AND OTHER POEMS.By Huw MENAI.4s.6d.  \nNo.7.TIME AND MEMORY.By F.L.LUCAS.4s.6d.  \nNo.8.CAMBRIDGE POETRY,I929.3s.6d.  \nCAMBRIDGE POETRYI929  \nEDITED BY  \nCHRISTOPHER SALTMARSHEJOHN DAVENPORT &BASIL WRIGHT  \nSECOND IMPRESSION  \nPublisbed by Leonard C Virginia Woolf at TheHogarth Press,52 Tavistock Square,London,W.C.I  \nFirst published,February I929Second Impression,February I929  \nPrinted in Great Britain byNEILL&Co.,LTD.,EDINBURGH.  \n# FOREWORD\n\nCAMBRIDGE PoETRY is an anthology of poetrywritten by undergraduates now in residenceat the University;it has been selected andedited by undergraduates;and it is hopedthat this volume will be the first of a seriesregularly published.  \n5  \nNote  \nIn reprinting several poems the Editorsacknowledge the courtesy of the CambridgeReview,Venture,Experiment,and MessrsCHATTO &WINDUS","cbCaipEmg1ThJIiP","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaipEmg1ThJIiP","pdf",2036238,84,"English","# Foreword\n## Editorial Note\n## Acknowledgements","[{\"question\":\"What is the primary focus of the Cambridge Poetry 1929 volume?\",\"answer\":\"It is an anthology of poems written, selected, and edited by undergraduates currently in residence at the University of Cambridge.\"},{\"question\":\"Who were the editors of this specific anthology?\",\"answer\":\"The collection was edited by Christopher Saltmarshe, John Davenport, and Basil Wright.\"},{\"question\":\"Who published the Cambridge Poetry 1929 anthology?\",\"answer\":\"It was published by Leonard and Virginia Woolf at 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