W. H. AUDEN: autograph fair copy of his poem 'Roar Gloucestershire, do yourself proud' dedicated to Jonathan Warner, son of Rex Warner; circa Easter 1931. Published with revisions as the fourth of six Odes in The Orators (1932). Sent by Auden to Rex ... 1931

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W. H. AUDEN: autograph fair copy of his poem 'Roar Gloucestershire, do yourself proud' dedicated to Jonathan Warner, son of Rex Warner; circa Easter 1931. Published with revisions as the fourth of six Odes in The Orators (1932). Sent by Auden to Rex ... 1931

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