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(Also see: ' The War, The Great War, The First World War' - blog post by Stuart Lee about how wars earn their name.

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31 Teaching plan Handout for teachers
32 Owen's influence on Carol Ann Duffy Carol Ann Duffy's poem "An Unseen" depicts a soldier going off to war, but we don't know which war… Marcy Tanter
33 "The Poetry is in the Pity": Wilfred Owen and the Memory of the First World War A memorial to the poets of the First World War stands in the corner of Westminster Abbey. Inscribed… Vincent Trott
34 4-11 November 1918: Wilfred Owen and armistice Day in Memory and History In an early preface to his collected war poems, Wilfred Owen wrote of his work that "The subject of… Alex Nordlund
35 Wilfred Owen: The '60s Poet With the centenary of the first Armistice Day - and the centenary of Wilfred Owen's death a week… Harry Ricketts
36 Dulce et Decorum Est: Wilfred Owen’s Latin Wilfred Owen fought hard to learn Latin. He was acutely aware of the importance of the classical… Elizabeth Vandiver
37 At the Water’s Edge: Wilfred Owen and Water By the look of the photograph reproduced in Jon Stallworthy's biography, it was a fairly run-of-the… Gerald Dawe
38 Postcard from the Front Lines of Teaching "Dulce et Decorum Est" Wilfred Owen is the most famous of the World War One soldier-poets, and "Dulce et Decorum Est" is… Eleanor Mary Boudreau
39 SHEER: Setting Wilfred Owen to Music "I can find no word to qualify my experiences except the word SHEER... It passed the limits of my… Tim Watts
40 "Smile, Smile, Smile": Wilfred Owen and the Politicians Pack up your troubles in your old kit-bag And smile, smile, smile... One of the most famous songs… Douglas Kerr
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