Days to Remember - The British Empire in the Great War (Illustrated Edition). The Causes of the War; A Bird's - Eye View of the War; The Western Front; Behind the Lines; Victory
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- Nombre de pages172
- FormatePub
- ISBN978-80-7583-345-7
- EAN9788075833457
- Date de parution21/06/2017
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille1 Mo
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurMusaicum Books
Résumé
'Days to Remember - The British Empire in the Great War (Illustrated Edition)' offers a profound exploration of the First World War's impact on the vast expanse of the British Empire, weaving together a tapestry of narratives that reflect varying literary styles. Through prose, poetry, and poignant illustrations, the anthology captures diverse perspectives and emotional depths of the war experience, emphasizing themes of heroism, sacrifice, and the complexities of imperial identity.
Key pieces in the collection provide vivid accounts and reflect on the socio-political implications of war, all while maintaining a cohesive narrative thread that honors the shared history of the Empire. In compiling this anthology, John Buchan and Henry Newbolt, both renowned for their works during and after the war, draw from their deep connections to British literary societies and their own experiences linked to the war.
Their editorial choices showcase a spectrum of voices that represent different facets of imperial society during the war. The collection aligns with contemporary reflections on nationalism and the cultural memory of war, capturing the zeitgeist of early 20th-century Britain and its dominions. This anthology is an essential read for those interested in the literary and historical portrayals of the Great War as seen through the lens of the British Empire.
It offers readers an opportunity to delve into a curated selection of reflective and scholarly works that illuminate various narratives. 'Days to Remember' enriches our understanding of the period, encouraging a deeper appreciation for the literary and illustrative art that emerged from these tumultuous years, making it a valuable addition to any historical or literary collection.
Key pieces in the collection provide vivid accounts and reflect on the socio-political implications of war, all while maintaining a cohesive narrative thread that honors the shared history of the Empire. In compiling this anthology, John Buchan and Henry Newbolt, both renowned for their works during and after the war, draw from their deep connections to British literary societies and their own experiences linked to the war.
Their editorial choices showcase a spectrum of voices that represent different facets of imperial society during the war. The collection aligns with contemporary reflections on nationalism and the cultural memory of war, capturing the zeitgeist of early 20th-century Britain and its dominions. This anthology is an essential read for those interested in the literary and historical portrayals of the Great War as seen through the lens of the British Empire.
It offers readers an opportunity to delve into a curated selection of reflective and scholarly works that illuminate various narratives. 'Days to Remember' enriches our understanding of the period, encouraging a deeper appreciation for the literary and illustrative art that emerged from these tumultuous years, making it a valuable addition to any historical or literary collection.
'Days to Remember - The British Empire in the Great War (Illustrated Edition)' offers a profound exploration of the First World War's impact on the vast expanse of the British Empire, weaving together a tapestry of narratives that reflect varying literary styles. Through prose, poetry, and poignant illustrations, the anthology captures diverse perspectives and emotional depths of the war experience, emphasizing themes of heroism, sacrifice, and the complexities of imperial identity.
Key pieces in the collection provide vivid accounts and reflect on the socio-political implications of war, all while maintaining a cohesive narrative thread that honors the shared history of the Empire. In compiling this anthology, John Buchan and Henry Newbolt, both renowned for their works during and after the war, draw from their deep connections to British literary societies and their own experiences linked to the war.
Their editorial choices showcase a spectrum of voices that represent different facets of imperial society during the war. The collection aligns with contemporary reflections on nationalism and the cultural memory of war, capturing the zeitgeist of early 20th-century Britain and its dominions. This anthology is an essential read for those interested in the literary and historical portrayals of the Great War as seen through the lens of the British Empire.
It offers readers an opportunity to delve into a curated selection of reflective and scholarly works that illuminate various narratives. 'Days to Remember' enriches our understanding of the period, encouraging a deeper appreciation for the literary and illustrative art that emerged from these tumultuous years, making it a valuable addition to any historical or literary collection.
Key pieces in the collection provide vivid accounts and reflect on the socio-political implications of war, all while maintaining a cohesive narrative thread that honors the shared history of the Empire. In compiling this anthology, John Buchan and Henry Newbolt, both renowned for their works during and after the war, draw from their deep connections to British literary societies and their own experiences linked to the war.
Their editorial choices showcase a spectrum of voices that represent different facets of imperial society during the war. The collection aligns with contemporary reflections on nationalism and the cultural memory of war, capturing the zeitgeist of early 20th-century Britain and its dominions. This anthology is an essential read for those interested in the literary and historical portrayals of the Great War as seen through the lens of the British Empire.
It offers readers an opportunity to delve into a curated selection of reflective and scholarly works that illuminate various narratives. 'Days to Remember' enriches our understanding of the period, encouraging a deeper appreciation for the literary and illustrative art that emerged from these tumultuous years, making it a valuable addition to any historical or literary collection.
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