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THE TWO NATIONS AT WAR

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Some reflections on the treatment of armed conflict in twentieth-century British fiction by LAURENCE KITCHIN
1: Sir Roper without his sword
Mr. Kitchin discusses what he sees as the persistent role of the feudal ethos in military novels from Ernest Raymond 's Tell England to Evelyn Waugh 's Sword of Honour,
From Tommy Atkins to Private Ball: November 8

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Ernest Raymond
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Evelyn Waugh
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Tommy Atkins
Source: Radio Times

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