Titlebook: Out of Battle; The Poetry of the Gr Jon Silkin Book 1998Latest edition Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1998

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運(yùn)氣

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Rudyard Kipling and Rupert Brooke, be achieved through force, or the threat of it, than by peaceful means. Hence the assertion in . that national freedom is only to be won through self-help—with ‘the right arm’. The aid of allies inevitably more powerful than oneself results in a new tyranny.

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親愛

Charles Sorley and Others,In September 1916 Galloway Kyle’s anthology, ., was published. His Preface declared that the poems

結(jié)果

Siegfried Sassoon,Robert Graves has indicated in . (1929) that Sassoon’s first poems about the war were not in opposition to it:

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David Jones,In his Preface to . (1937), David Jones made certain distinctions in an attempt to define the kind of poem it is, or was intended to be:

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consultants and mentors, as they (unlike the “professional” start-up consultants) had specific knowledge and experience in their technical fields. The drama in this case lies especially in the fact that the female foundress’ product idea was in fact implemented and capitalized upon by one of her cl

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