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Roads to the Great War: War Poet Jessie Pope by David Beer
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Roads to the Great War: War Poet Jessie Pope by David Beer
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In this essay I will be looking at and analyzing a poem by Wilfred Owen, Anthem for Doomed Youth and a poem by Jessie Pope, The Call. - A-Level English - Marked
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In this essay I will be looking at and analyzing a poem by Wilfred Owen, Anthem for Doomed Youth and a poem by Jessie Pope, The Call. - A-Level English - Marked
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