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- in Tim
Cross's The Lost Voices of World War I , pp. 52-58.
The War Sonnets: V. The Soldier
If I should die, think only this of me:
That there's some corner of a foreign field
That is for
- in Tim
Cross's The Lost Voices of World War I , pp. 52-58.
The War Sonnets: V. The Soldier
If I should die, think only this of me:
That there's some corner of a foreign field
That is for
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- who served
as a machine gunner during World War One, was the author of a famed wartime memoir,
With a Machine Gun to Cambrai .
Born on 26 January 1898
Coppard left school - Fairlight Place - at the age of 13 to begin his
- who served
as a machine gunner during World War One, was the author of a famed wartime memoir,
With a Machine Gun to Cambrai .
Born on 26 January 1898
Coppard left school - Fairlight Place - at the age of 13 to begin his
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- and on the Western Front during
the First World War, until his death during fighting one the Somme in
October 1916.
Born in Kilburn Coulson's
early career saw him become a well-known pre-war journalist, eventually
- and on the Western Front during
the First World War, until his death during fighting one the Somme in
October 1916.
Born in Kilburn Coulson's
early career saw him become a well-known pre-war journalist, eventually
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- the
novel The Return . During the First World War he wrote a series of
patriotic poems.
De la
Mare’s reputation however was established by The Listener and Other Poems ,
published in 1912.
Water
de la
- the
novel The Return . During the First World War he wrote a series of
patriotic poems.
De la
Mare’s reputation however was established by The Listener and Other Poems ,
published in 1912.
Water
de la
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- Council, campaigning for peace during the Second World War (her book
Seed of Chaos , which attacked the British/US policy of saturation
bombing of Germany, was rejected by publishers in Britain and the US in
1944).
Her
- Council, campaigning for peace during the Second World War (her book
Seed of Chaos , which attacked the British/US policy of saturation
bombing of Germany, was rejected by publishers in Britain and the US in
1944).
Her
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- in Westminster Abbey to poets of the First
World War, and his first collections, Invocation (1915) and
Ardours and Endurances (1917), speaking directly to the mood of a nation
in the throes of war, achieved real popular success.
- in Westminster Abbey to poets of the First
World War, and his first collections, Invocation (1915) and
Ardours and Endurances (1917), speaking directly to the mood of a nation
in the throes of war, achieved real popular success.
- a writer, broadcaster and inventor in the Second World War down
to his death in 1944 at the age of 51. His life had been a turbulent
one with alternating moods of infectious elation and deep unhappiness and
indecision; but this book
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- Book of Poetry of the English
Speaking World . Back in Connecticut, Aldington sold serial rights
to his memoirs to the Atlantic Monthly which were published in 1941
by Viking under the title Life for Life's Sake .
He
- Dudley Grey who was a classical scholar and
World traveller.
In any case, he did not complete his education at
University College due to a sudden financial loss suffered by his father,
that forced him to withdraw. In
- Gates as "one of
the best novels about World War I and a savage satire of the society that RA
felt was responsible for it." His most immediate literary response to
the war was his collection of poetry Images of War ,
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- a poem
written in the aftermath of the First World War, entitled Any Soldier To
His Son . Of anonymous origin the poem recounted its author's
wartime experiences in a somewhat light-hearted manner until, towards the
poem's close, he
- a poem
written in the aftermath of the First World War, entitled Any Soldier To
His Son . Of anonymous origin the poem recounted its author's
wartime experiences in a somewhat light-hearted manner until, towards the
poem's close, he
- His Son
What did I do, sonny, in the
Great World War?
Well, I learned to peel potatoes and to scrub the barrack floor.
I learned to push a barrow and I learned to swing a pick,
I learned to turn my toes out, and to make my eyeballs
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