Robert Frost, The Years of Triumph, 1915-1938 by Thompson, Lawrance Roger - 1970

New York / Chicago / San Francisco.: Holt, Rinehart and Winston., 1970. First edition. Stated 1st.. Hard cover. Very good in very good dust jacket. Top page block foxing; other blocks much lighter foxing. Jacket has minor back cover soil. Well-bound, sturdy. Very good quality materials.. Conkwright, P.J. (Book and Jacket design by).. 1 704 p. Brown-copper woven cloth over boards. Black decorated spine title box, gold titles. 24 cm. Generous-sized font. Sepia photo section: portraits, residences. Notes. Index. New England American poet Robert Frost and family returned from a visit to England, 1912-1915, and settled in New Hampshire's White Mountains, after a flurry of visits with literati in Boston. He welcomed the rural life among old friends. Two Frost collections had been earlier published in England, and now were becoming available in America. "North of Boston" and "A Boy's Will". Making a home in Franconia with his spouse and 4 children, Frost set about writing poems. Biographer Lawrance Thompson offers rich detail. There would be several other homes as fame, education residencies, and a moderate living advanced. Notable was the Bread-Loaf School of English in Middlebury VT by 1935. The history of New England poetry literary movements and publishing is well documented by Thompson as Frost navigated his writing career. This volume is a sequel to "Robert Frost, The Early Years, 1874-1915". Lawrance would contribute a 3rd volume later.