Titlebook: Women and World War 1; The Written Response Dorothy Goldman (Senior Lecturer in Literature and Book 1993 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of

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Women and the Language of War in France,this question to some English tourists who had been holidaying in a Breton village.. But the English, ‘so happily safe in their tight little island’, stood politely aloof as de Pratz tried to explain: ‘Here is Germany — our bitterest, cruellest, most envious foe — living on the other side of a purel

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Women and the Language of War in France,stood politely aloof as de Pratz tried to explain: ‘Here is Germany — our bitterest, cruellest, most envious foe — living on the other side of a purely imaginary frontier. We have no natural defence against the enemy, who can invade us at any moment. We have but the wall built up of the breasts of our sturdy sons!’ (p. 29).

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Book 1993ers, poetry, novels, short stories, memoirs. This volume of mutually reflective essays brings this writing into literary focus and ensures that women‘s recent history and literature are neither forgotten nor undervalued.

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