Stella & Rose's Books

Front cover

Contents

• Introduction
• To J.H.S.M., killed in action, 13 March, 1915, Robert Sterling
• 1. Happy is England Now
• Happy is England Now, John Freeman
• The War C. J. Girling
• Peace, Rupert Brooke
• Field Manoeuvres, Richard Aldington
• 'Counted For, J.P. Ede
• The Old Soldiers, Edward Shanks
• Glimpse, W N. Hodgson
• Our Life, C. J. Girling
• Left Behind, Harry L. Parker
• Section Five, J. P. Ede
• On Clarendon Hill, 'Quinapalus
• Death's Men, W. J. Turner
• To Germany, Charles Hamilton Sorley
• Leaving for the Front, Alfred Lichtenstein
• The Soldier, Rupert Brooke
• Tipperary Days , Robert Service
• Cha Til MacCruimein, Ewart Alan Mackintosh
• Decampment, Ernst Stadler
• Cherries, Wilfrid Gibson
• 2. Into Battle
• Into Battle, Julian Grenfell
• Outward Bound, Nowell Oxland
• What's in the Air?, Ivor Morgan
• 'This is no case of petty right or wrong', Edward Thomas
• Marching, Patrick MacGill
• Domum, Charles Scott-Moncrieff
• Two Julys, Charles Masefield
• New Army Education, Anon
• O.C. Platoon Enquiries, Cyril Winterbotham
• Home Thought in Laventie, Edward Wyndham Tennant
• Letter to Andre Billy, 9 April 1915, Guillaume Apollinaire
• 'Many a time', Clement Attlee
• 'I saw a man this morning', Patrick Shaw-Stewart
• The Turkish Trench Dog, Geoffrey Dearmer
• Gallipoli, John William Streets
• The Aisne, Alan Seeger
• Chemin des Dames, Crosbie Garstin
• Lament for Macleod of Raasay, Neil Munro
• The Reason Why: Soldiers' Song, Anon
• Instinct, Lucien Linais
• In the Morning, Patrick Macgill
• 3. No Man's Land
• In No Man's Land, Ewart Alan Mackintosh
• Through the Periscope, Robert Graves
• The Trenches, Frederic Manning
• Guard-Duty, August Stramm
• The Night Patrol, Arthur Graeme West
• 'Trench Nomenclature', Edmund Blunden
• Crucifix Corner, Ivor Gurney
• 'I tracked a dead man down a trench', Walter Scott Stuart Lyon
• Trenches: St Eloi, T.E. Hulme
• Trench Tea, Anon
• The Trenches, C.J. Girling
• To England-a note, Ivor Gurney
• The Minnie, Anon
• Break of Day in the Trenches, Isaac Rosenberg
• Breakfast, Wilfrid Gibson
• Little Wet Hole in a Trench: Soldiers' Song, Anon
• The Louse, J.D. Goold
• Dolores, Cyril Horne
• 'my sweet old etcetera', E. E. Cummings
• Youth at Arms, Leonard Barnes
• Before the Charge, Patrick MacGill
• 4. So be Merry, So be Dead
• 'All the hills and Vales along', Charles Hamilton Sorley
• 'No one cares less than I', Edward Thomas
• Eve of Assault, Robert Nichols
• Rendezvous, Alan Seeger
• The Charge of the Light Brigade, Ewart Alan Mackintosh
• Vigil,, Giuseppe Ungaretti
• The Assault, Robert Nichols
• Battlefield, August Stramm
• On the Wire, Robert Service
• It's a Queer Time, Robert Graves
• The Silent One, Ivor Gurney
• Comrades: an Episode, Robert Nichols
• 'If you want the Sergeant-Major': Soldier's Song, Anon
• Matey, Patrick MacGill
• Recruiting, Ewart Alan Mackintosh
• 5. The Stench of Blood
• Concert Party: Busseboom, Edmund Blunden
• The Old French Trench, C.A. Gilbey
• Marguerite of Acq, David Rorie
• 'Apres la guerre fini':Soldiers' Song, Anon
• Song of Amiens, T.P. Cameron Wilson
• Corporal Stare, Robert Graves
• 'Blighter's, Siegfried Sassoon
• 'I carried back the Captain', Jean Cocteau
• In the Ambulance, Wilfrid Gibson
• Clearing-Station, Wilhelm Klemm
• 'I've tinkered at my bits of rhymes', Robert Service
• The Ballad of Florentin Prunier, Georges Duhamel
• Little Song of the Maimed, Benjamin Peret
• Died of Wounds, Siegfried Sassoon
• Conscious, Wilfred Owen
• The Mad Soldier, Edward Wyndham Tennant
• Asleep, Wilfred Owen
• In Flanders Fields, John McCrae
• A Soldier's Cemetery, John William Streets
• 6. Magpies in Picardy
• Magpies in Picardy, T.P. Cameron Wilson
• Commandeered, L.G. Moberly
• 1915, Robert Graves
• The Volunteer, Robert Service
• 'As the team's head-brass', Edward Thomas
• A Picardy Parody, William Oliphant Down
• Off to Blighty, 'Strozzi'
• Trench Idyll, Richard Aldington
• The Incorrigibles, Hugh Stewart Smith
• The Rainbow, Leslie Coulson
• Grotesque, Frederic Manning
• Relief, Charles Vildrac
• Before the Summer, Ewart Alan Mackintosh
• To a Rat, William Eric Berridge
• At the Front, C j. Girling
• 'Above the shot-blown trench', Henry Field
• The Kite, Aleksandr Blok
• A Listening Post, R.E. Vernede
• Soliloquy, Francis Ledwidge
• 7. The Big Push
• Base Details, Siegfried Sassoon
• The Same Old Crown, Anon
• The Cookers, A.P. Herbert
• The Guard's Mistake, Edmund Blunden
• Bombardment, Richard Aldington
• Before Action, W.N. Hodgson
• Premature Rejoicing, Edmund Blunden
• The Machine-Gun, John Hobson
• 1st July 1966 (The Somme), J.R.T. Aldous
• High Wood to Waterlot Farm, Ewart Alan Mackintosh
• A Lark Above the Trenches, John William Streets
• 'I was strolling along in Gillymong': Soldier's Song, Anon
• Counter-Attack, Siegfried Sassoon
• The Last Post, Robert Graves
• Goliath and David, Robert Graves
• The Dead Soldiers, Max Plowman
• The Leveller, Robert Graves
• |Made in the Trenches, John William Streets
• Beaucourt Revisited, A. P. Herbert
• The Other Side, Gilbert Frankau
• 8. On the Wings of the Morning
• On the Wings of the Morning, Jeffery Day
• Eyes in the Air, Gilbert Frankau
• Dawn, Jeffery Day
• The Flight to Flanders, Lessel Hutcheon
• A Poor Aviator Lay Dying, Anon
• An Irish Airman Foresees his Death, W. B. Yeats
• 9. The Road to Passchendaele
• Sergeant-Major Money, Robert Graves
• A 'B.E.F.' Alphabet, Anon
• The Ration Carriers, Anon
• The Zonnebeke Road, Edmund Blunden
• Winter Warfare, Edgell Rickword
• Attack, Siegfried Sassoon
• 'Far, far from Ypres': Soldiers' Song, Anon
• Hand-to-Hand Fighting, Reg Mares
• Dead Man's Dump, Isaac Rosenberg
• Dulce et Decorum Est, Wilfred Owen
• Meditation of a Dying German Officer, Herbert Head
• Exposure, Wilfred Owen
• Pillbox, Edmund Blunden
• The Sentry, Wilfred Owen
• The Happy Warrior, Herbert Read
• To Any Dead Officer, Siegfried Sassoon
• The Deserter, Gilbert Frankau
• My Company, Herbert Read
• After the Battle, A.P. Herbert
• 10. The Mouthless Dead
• 'When you see millions of the mouthless dead', Charles Hamilton Sorley
• 'Hush! Here comes a Whizzbang': Soldiers' Song, Anon
• Glory of Women, Siegfried Sassoon
• If I Should Go, A. V. Simpson
• Nocturnal Landscape, Anton Schnack
• A Death, 'Raya'
• The Parable of the Old Man and the Young, Wilfred Owen
• 'Gone, gone again', Edward Thomas
• Death, Ewart Alan Mackintosh
• Strange Meeting, Wilfred Owen
• Returning, We Hear the Larks, Isaac Rosenberg
• The |Last Relief, Roland Dorgeles
• Anthem for Doomed Youth, Wilfred Owen
• Two Fusiliers, Robert graves
• Lament, Wilfrid Gibson
• 11. Ghosts of War
• Ghosts of War, Ewart Alan Mackintosh
• From Albert to Bapaume, Alec Waugh
• High Wood, Philip Johnston
• Bacchanal, Wilfrid Gibson
• 'Now this bloody war is over': Soldiers 'Song, Anon
• Armistice Day, 1918, Robert Graves
• To One Who was With Me in the War, Siegfried Sassoon
• Pilgrimage, J.B. Salmond
• 'Now this bloody war is over' 2: Soldiers' Song, Anon
• Disabled, Wilfred Owen
• Recalling War, Robert Graves
• 'Now this bloody war is over'3: Soldiers' song, Anon
• Picture-Show, Siegfried Sassoon
• Aftermath, Siegfried Sassoon
• Acknowledgements
• Biographical Index of Poets
• Index of Titles and First Lines