Remembering, We Forget

Remembering, We Forget by Hilda D. Spear is a profound exploration of 20th century English poetry and its connection to historical conflict. This volume, categorized under history and criticism, examines the literary responses to the Great War in Great Britain. The text provides a scholarly analysis of how the First World War shaped poetic expression and cultural memory during a transformative era.

As a significant work of war poetry and literary history, Remembering, We Forget, Volume 1, offers deep insights into the intersection of literature and global conflict. The book includes a comprehensive index and a detailed bibliography spanning pages 148 to 155. Readers interested in the history and criticism of English literature and the impact of the 1914-1918 war will find this academic study highly informative. This volume serves as a critical resource for understanding the poetic legacy of the Great War.