Only One

I only have one ULTB it is Idylls of the King (Selections) by Alfred Lord Tennyson. It was edited by Willis Boughton, PhD. and published in 1913 by Ginn and Company at the Atheneum Press in Boston.

Hmmm I am not to sure. Tennyson's Gareth and Lynette Lancelot and Elaline and the Passing of Arthur: Standard English Classics (Idylls of the King) http://www.librarything.com/work/6263444/book/36180318 seems to be the same as Idylls of the King http://www.librarything.com/work/46797 .

Watch out the combiners are going to get you...

Beside you also have Valentine Pontifex: A Novel in the Majipoor Cycle which no one else seems to have cataloged.

It came in a box set with Lord Valentines Castle. Most people may have listed the set rather then the individual books, that's why I didn't include it.

3> Seems OK to me. I am more curious about the Idylls of the King. Do you think they are the same books?

It doesn't seem to be. They don't say anything about the first half of the book which has notes by Broughton. My book seems to be more of a text book on the Idylls of the King.

Y'all might have a look at this thread:

Un-rare books owned by very few people

No, They are not mine was written in 1903, and reprinted in 1913. The other was written in 1895. Mine is more of a text book on the Idylls of the King. Dr Broughton spend the first half of the book explaing the poems as well as Tennyson himself. There are footnotes through out the actual poem itself. The other book makes no mention of these.

Aha so your book is a text book about "Idylls of the King". That sounds very handy. I have the "Idylls of the King" and can only handle it in small amounts. I'll have to keep an eye out for this. Thanks for your clarification.