Marlborough and Other Poems

by Charles Hamilton Sorley

Overview

Originally published in 1916, Marlborough and Other Poems by the British war poet Charles Hamilton Sorley (1895–1915) was included in the Cambridge Miscellany series in 1932. It is the 'Miscellany' edition which is re-issued here. It was intended to offer the definitive version of Sorley's poems and was published together with some prose illustrations and a preface written by the poet's father.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781107651739
Publisher:	Cambridge University Press
Publication date:	04/19/2012
Edition description:	Reissue
Pages:	150
Product dimensions:	5.00(w) x 7.99(h) x 0.35(d)

Table of Contents

Preface; Part I. Of the Downs: 1. Barbury camp; 2. Stones; 3. East Kennet Chruch at evening; 4. Autumn dawn; 5. Return; 6. Richard Jefferies; 7. J. B.; 8. The other wise man; 9. Marlborough; 10. Le revenant; 11. Lost; Part II. Of School: 12. Rain; 13. A tale of two careers; 14. What you will; Part III. Of Life and Thought: 15. A call to action; 16. Peace; 17. The river; 18. The seekers; 19. Rooks; 20. Rooks (ii); 21. The song of the ungirt runners; 22. German rain; 23. Brand; 24. Peer Gynt; 25. To poets; 26. 'If I have suffered pain'; 27. Whom therefore we ignorantly worship; 28. Deus loquitur; 29. Expectans expectavi; Part IV. Of War and Death: 30. 'All the hills and vales along'; 31. To Germany; 32. 'A hundred thousand million mites we go'; 33. Two sonnets; 34. A sonnet; 35. 'There is such change in all those fields'; 36. 'I have not brought my Odyssey'; 37. In memoriam S. C. W., V.C.; 38. Behind the lines; Illustrations in prose; Notes. Illustrations in prose; Notes.