Saskatchewan Harvest : A Golden Jubilee Selection Of Song And Story [Anne Marriot]

King, Carlyle. Editor

Toronto, 1955

By McClelland and Stewart Limited for The Saskatchewan Golden Jubilee Committee
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Pocket Book. Card covers, 224 pages, 4.5x7 in, [11.5x17.5 cm]. Page 138 opening Anne Marriott’s well-known poem “The Wind Our Enemy,” bearing Marriott’s signature.
Condition

Ownership inscription on the blank front endpaper; slightly age-tanned; vertical crease runs the length of the covers.
Notes


A literary anthology assembled to mark Saskatchewan’s Golden Jubilee, bringing together poetry, fiction, and narrative prose that reflect lived experience of the province. Edited by Carlyle King, long-time head of the University of Saskatchewan’s English department and a prominent advocate of Canadian literature, the volume draws on excerpts from novels, poetry collections, and historical writings. Contributors include writers from across Canada who, at various points, had personal or professional connections to Saskatchewan. 

Includes Anne Marriott’s well-known poem “The Wind Our Enemy"
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