index and war poetry anthologies 422, 427, 428, 430
‘ARenascence’ 219
Fairies and Fusiliers218, 219–20
‘Familiar Letter to Siegfried Sassoon’ 214, 215
Goliath and David 212
Goodbye to All That138, 210, 212, 222, 224,
423
‘In Spite’ 215
‘Limbo’ 219
Over the Brazier218–19
A Pamphlet Against Anthologies 422
A Survey of Modernist Poetry 225
‘The Next War’ 220
‘The Poets of World War II’ 423
‘To an Ungentle Critic’ 215
‘To R. N.’ 219
‘Two Fusiliers’ 208, 219–20, 226, 498
The White Goddess 221
Gray, Martin 101–2
Greenaway, R. D. 438
Greene, Graham, andThe Quiet
American613–14
and poetry 614
and quietism 615
and reportage 614–15
and use of language 614
Greenham Common 648
Greer, Germaine 605
Gregory, Lady Augusta 206, 229, 230, 677–8
Gregory, Robert 205–6, 239, 509
Gregory Smith, G. 153
Grenfell, Julian 102, 422
Grey, Sir Edward 195–6
grief:
and anger 500–1
and the corpse 498–9
and forgetting 499–500
and Homer’sIliad488, 497–8
and literary pedigree 498
Griffith, Arthur 229, 230
Griffiths, Nora, and ‘The Wykhamist’ 110–11
Gruffydd, W. J. 346, 350
Gryn, Hugo 597
Gubar, Susan 104, 602, 603
Guenther, John 409
Guernica 508, 512–13
guilt, and war poetry 2, 275–6, 286
Gulf War (1991) 118
and Shapcott’s ‘Phrase Book’ 657–8
Gunn, Thom 456, 599, 635
Fighting Terms 635
Gurney, Ivor 36, 147, 422, 427, 430
and beauty in war 175–6, 188
and Elizabethan imagination 145–6
and endurance 187–8
and madness of 145–6, 189
and pain 188
and pastoral poetry 462, 469–70, 472
and re-creation through war 179
and Shakespeare 138
and shame 2
‘After War’ 470
‘Billet’ 470
‘Crickley Hill’ 470
‘First March’ 470
‘First Time In’ 149, 188
‘Friendly Are Meadows’ 145
‘If Ben Jonson Were Back’ 145
‘Poets’ 145
Rewards of Wonder 145
‘Serenade’ 150
Severn & Somme188, 470
‘Strange Hells’ 82
‘The Mangel-Bury’ 472
‘The Poets of My Country’ 469
‘The Silent One’ 90, 151
‘The Valley Farm’ 479
‘To His Love’ 83, 499–500
Guthrie, Woody 442
Gutteridge, Bernard 439
Gwynn, Stephen 425
Gwynne Jones, T. 360Haber, Jane 461, 463
Hacker, Marilyn 657
Haffenden, John 507
Haig, Field Marshal Douglas 120
Haliday, W. J. 424
Hall, J. C. 536
Hamblett, Charles 367, 373, 436
Hamburger, Michael 597, 599
and Cold War poetry 637, 638–9
Hamil, Sam 421
Hamilton, Ian 436
on Owen 114
and Second World War poetry 439–40
Hamilton Finlay, Ian 643–4
Harding, D. W. 709
Harding, Denys 546
Hardy, Thomas 422
and driven nature of 38–9
and English fiction 39
and interest in war 34–5, 37, 39
non-combatant status 37–8
and polemical intent 39
and war poetry 30–1, 35
Boer War 39–43
criticism of 37