William Henry Davies's working tour of the USA brought him into contact with the harsher side of American life and some of its more remarkable characters. Back in Britain, though resident in various doss-houses, he became the darling of the London literary set. Bernard Shaw was stunned by the power of this unvarnished narrative, that still retains its impact and insight. This book is intended for students of literature between the wars; America in the Depression.

The autobiography of a super-tramp (Oxford paperbacks)

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W. H. Davies

Arts & Literature

Oxford University Press

A selection of the poetry of W.H. Davies, author of "Autobiography of a Supertramp", and who has been described as "the last truly popular poet".

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The Autobiography of a Super Tramp

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Jonathan Cape Children's Books

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<p>It describes the way of life of the tramp in the United Kingdom, Canada and the United States in the final decade of the 19th century.</p>

The Autobiography Of A Super Tramp

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