Index:Soldier poets, songs of the fighting men, 1916.djvu

Title	Soldier poets, songs of the fighting men
Author	Various
Year	1916
Publisher	Erskine Macdonald
Location	London
Source	djvu
Progress	Proofread—All pages of the work proper are proofread, but not all are validated
Transclusion	Fully transcluded

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Contents

 

H. D'A. B., Major, 55th Division (B.E.F., France)—	PAGE
Marthe	15
The March	15
Givenchy Field	16
No-Man's-Land	17
The Counter-attack	18
Joseph Courtney, Lieut., R.A.M.C.—
"As the Leaves Fall"	19
S. Donald Cox, Rifleman, 2/5 C.L.R., London Rifle Brigade—
To My Mother—1916	22
The Song of The Happy Warrior	22
E. J. L. Garstin, 12th Battalion, Middlesex Regiment—
To the Rats	24
Lines written between 1 and 2.30 a.m. in a German dug-out	25
Julian Grenfell, D.S.O., Captain, Royal Dragoons—
Into Battle	27
To a Black Greyhound	29
The Hills	30
Hymn to the Fighting Boar	32
To the Mussourie Race Club	34
Wilfrid J. Halliday, Private, 13th Battalion, West Yorks. Regiment—
The Grave	36
The Awakening	37
The Red Cross	38
The Gleam	39
To-day	39
G. Rountree Harvey, 2/A.M., Royal Flying Corps—
The Maid of France	41
Mother of Sons	42
Geoffrey Howard, Lieut., Royal Fusiliers—
The Beach Road by the Wood	43
"Without Shedding of Blood ..."	45
England	46
Malcolm Humphrey, Lance-Corporal, A.O.C.—
Hills of Home	48
Dyneley Hussey, Lieut., 13th Battalion, Lancashire Fusiliers—
Youth	50
Security	51
Courage	52
The Dead	52
Joy	53
Mirage	54
E. Hardress Lloyd, Lieut., London Irish Rifles	55
John Lodge, Lieut., 8th Battalion, Bedfordshire Regiment—
God and the Child	56
On Zeppelin Picquet	57
To Our Child Unborn	58
"Edward Melbourne" (W. N. Hodgson, M.C.), Lieut., Devon Regiment—
Durham	60
Before Action	61
Back to Rest	62
George C. Michael, Lance-Corporal, R.E.—
An April Song	63
The Hon. Evan Morgan, 2nd Lieut., Welsh Guards—
What of the Dead?	65
The World's Reward	66
Sydney Oswald, Major, King's Royal Rifle Corps—
The Dead Soldier	68
Dulce et Decorum est pro Patria Mori	69
The Attack	70
The Aftermath	71
The Battlefield	72
A. Victor Ratcliffe, Lieut., 10/13th West Yorkshire Regiment—
At Sundown	73
Into the Night	74
Optimism	75
Alexander Robertson, Corporal, 12th York and Lancasters—
"We shall drink to them that sleep"	76
A Midnight Reflection in a Hut	77
To an Old Lady seen at a Guest-house for Soldiers	79
H. Smalley Sarson, Private, Canadian Contingent—
Raindrops	80
The Armed Liner	80
The Village, 1914	81
The Village, 1915	83
To Sister E. W.	85
The Shell	86
C. H. Sorley, Capt., 7th S. Battalion, Suffolk Regiment—
Fragments	87
Prometheus Vinctus Loquitur	88
H. Spurrier, Private, Royal Warwicks—
The Charge at Neuve-Chapelle	90
The Guerdon	92
John William Streets, Sergt., 12th York and Lancasters—
Youth's Consecration	95
At Dawn in France	96
Love of Life	98
An English Soldier	98
A Soldiers' Cemetery	99
A Lark above the Trenches	100
Gilbert Waterhouse, Lieut., 2nd Essex—
The Casualty Clearing Station	101
E. F. Wilkinson, M.C., Lieut., 1/8th Battalion, West Yorks. (Leeds Rifles)—
Dad o' Mine	102
To "My People," before the "Great Offensive"	104