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megsorick.com
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| | | | | Another of the British War poets I discovered in my research of The Great War for my novel in progress, is Edmund Blunden. The poem I've included at the conclusion was inspired by his experience at the Somme in 1916. The first large offensive of the Battle of the Somme was the offensive at Thiepval... | |
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greatwarfiction.wordpress.com
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| | | | | I wrote about this for the Handbook of British Literature and Culture of the First World War (2021) (edited by Ralf Schneider and Jane Potter), a work of pretty encyclopaedic scope. I think the was originally intended to appear in time for the War's centenary, but there were the kind of publishing problems that often... | |
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syncreticstudies.com
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| | | By: Paul Carline TTIP- Cui Bono? Who does the TTIPreally benefit? [Editor's note: The following article is an exposition of the views of Rudolf Steiner, which after a general description of his view of evil in particular, focuses on his view of economic imperialism. The TTIP fits into Steiner's view of economic imperialism, and... | ||
