Pen and Sword: World War I Novels in America, 1916-1941, Volume 2 |
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Abrams accepted adventurist Allied Powers American writer army atrocity stories attack attempt attitude basic battlefield Belgian Belgium bitter Boche Britling brutality causes chaplain Christ Christian church civilians civilization conclusion condemnation conflict Coningsby Dawson death demonstrated destroyed destruction discussion disillusionment E. E. Cummings Edith Wharton English soldiers example fact feeling fighting forces France French German aggression German enemy German militarism German soldier girl hate hatred Helmut Henri Barbusse Henry Williamson historian Ibid Ida Tarbell individual innocent interpretation John Dos Passos killed kind militaristic military moral crusade munitions maker nationalistic nations outbreak pacifist patriotic novelists patriotic novels patriotic writers peace perhaps picture politicians popular portrayed prisoners propaganda Prussian reaction readers religion responsibility revisionist fiction revisionist novelists revisionist novels revisionist writers Robert Briffault Sabinsport simply spirit Temple Bailey theme Tony Hewitt United Vicente Blasco Ibanez Wilfred Saint-Mande Willa Cather women wounded young Zillner