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Intimations: Robert Graves

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Poet and novelist Robert Graves shares his views and discusses his influences. (1965)

Poet and novelist Robert Graves reveals his influences and shares his views on Christianity and other religions, marriage and homosexuality. (1965)

Poet and novelist Robert Graves is best known for his World War I memoir Goodbye to All That, his children's books about the Greek myths and the Roman sagas I, Claudius and Claudius the God and His Wife Messalina. In this discussion with Malcolm Muggeridge, Graves reveals his influences and shares his views on Christianity and other religions, marriage and homosexuality. Inevitably, the conversation also turns to his experiences during World War I.Permission for this use has been given by AP Watt on behalf of the Trustees of the Robert Graves Copyright Trust. (1965)

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