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Radio Record, Volume VIII, Issue 31, 8 February 1935, Page 35

HATEVER may be said about moa- , ern poetry, it does at least enable its writers to be extremely amusing af each other’s expense-Mr. Bonamy Dobrée. * % HE publishers’ advertisements drive me to the conclusion that never in the history of English, Scottish and Irish literature has "there been an epoch comparable in brilliance with our own.-The Archbishop of Oanterbury.