This is a collection of poetry published in 1911 by Sidney Royse Lysaght, a writer of Irish ancestry known for novels, essays, and verse.
Sidney Royse Lysaght (1856–1941) was near Mallow, County Cork and educated at Trinity College Dublin.
Horizons and Landmarks is a reflective early-20th-century poetry collection exploring nature, memory, and the passage of life. Though not widely known today, it represents the kind of thoughtful lyric poetry that bridged Victorian traditions and the modern era.
The Poetry Review (literary journal) considered Lysaght's poetry to be unpretentious and sincere. The review emphasized thought and reflective themes in the volume.
This book is in good ciondition. Published in 1911. 137 pages. No dust jacket. Blue cloth boards with gilt lettering. Some foxing on the fly leaves.
