"Another poet to place beside the name of ROBERT NICHOLS whose poems, of rare spirit and beauty, are collected in ARDOURS AND ENDURANCES It was inevitable that poetry such as this should win Boston Transcript: "It is pure poetry that Mr. Nichols writes, and with youth on his side, he will enrich more surprisingly than even in this book the future store of English poetry." London Times: "Nothing can prevent poetry like this from taking its place among the permanent possessions of the race." Chicago Evening Post: “Let me simply recommend this wonderfully vivid poetry of the shock and crash of war, and of the thoughts and emotions which they evoke in a poet who knows what it is to be a soldier." New York Times: "It is fairly safe to say that no poet has written with such dramatic intensity. of the war. . . . You know when you read these poems that the author has been through it all. . . . 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