J.C. Squire on Eliot's Failure to Communicate, ‘London Mercury'

October 1923, vol. viii, 655–6.

Sir John Squire (1884–1958) was a Georgian poet, parodist and editor of the ‘London Mercury1. He was profoundly opposed to modernism in all its forms.

This passage is taken from a longer review. The other poets considered were Lindsay, Millay and Alice Meynell.