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Pat:
Another group of alternatives to the Victorian rhetorical poetry and =
also to Modernism are the Georgians such as Rupert Brooke, Lascelles =
Abercombie and sometimes D. H. Lawrence. The Georgians wrote a bit of =
War poetry. Whether they had any Jewish members I do not know, however, =
Rosenburg reads very much like a Georgian. The principle anthology =
would be "Georgian Poetry" edited by Edward Marsh.=20
Rick Seddon
McIntosh, NM, USA
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There is more to English War poetry than Brooke's Flanders. =
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time you're near a library or bookstore, look for _The Penguin =
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First World War Poetry_ edited, with a fine intro, by Jon =
SIlkin. It=20
actually contains more than WWI English poets, though they are =
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center of the book. What about Ivor Gurney or Siefried Sassoon? =
Rosenberg gets, just looking quickly at the TOC, the most, or =
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the most, poems. (Wilfred Owen may get one more.) Edward =
Thomas is a=20
wonderful poet, and may not immediately come to mind for war =
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Marcia, thanks for the suggestion. Yes, Sassoon I like. Gurney I =
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<DIV><FONT size=3D2>Another group of alternatives to the Victorian =
rhetorical=20
poetry and also to Modernism are the Georgians such as Rupert Brooke, =
Lascelles=20
Abercombie and sometimes D. H. Lawrence. The Georgians wrote a bit =
of War=20
poetry. Whether they had any Jewish members I do not know, =
however,=20
Rosenburg reads very much like a Georgian. The principle anthology =
would=20
be "Georgian Poetry" edited by Edward Marsh. </FONT></DIV>
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<DIV><FONT size=3D2>Rick Seddon</FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT size=3D2>McIntosh, NM, USA</FONT></DIV>
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TYPE =3D CITE>., <BR> There is more to English War =
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than Brooke's Flanders. Next <BR>time you're near a =
library or=20
bookstore, look for _The Penguin Book of <BR>First World War =
Poetry_=20
edited, with a fine intro, by Jon SIlkin. It <BR>actually =
contains=20
more than WWI English poets, though they are the <BR>center of =
the book.=20
What about Ivor Gurney or Siefried Sassoon? <BR>Rosenberg =
gets,=20
just looking quickly at the TOC, the most, or next to <BR>the =
most,=20
poems. (Wilfred Owen may get one more.) Edward =
Thomas is a=20
<BR>wonderful poet, and may not immediately come to mind for war =
poetry.=20
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