Peace and War: A Collection of PoemsMichael Harrison, Christopher Stuart-Clark Oxford University Press, 1989 - 208 pages This comprehensive anthology of nearly 200 poems chronicles the many voices of peace and war from ancient Greece and Rome, through the Bible, to the dropping of the atomic bomb, the wars in Korea and Vietname, the uneasiness of the present, and the uncertainty of the future. The stirring works will fuel many a classroom or family discussion. |
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What can I have Meant by Happiness? | 8 |
Day of These Days Laurie Lee | 14 |
Not One Yet Killed | 30 |
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