index Reilly, Catherine 104, 112, 113, 363, 424, 428,
432,437, 439, 440, 445, 456
religion, and Christian militarism 24
Remarque, Erich Maria 630
remembrance 519–20
reportage:
and Greene’sThe Quiet American614–15
and poetry 616–17
representation, and crisis of 592–3
Reverdy, Pierre 511
Rhys, Keidrich 423, 432–3
Rich, Adrienne 421, 605, 657
‘Aunt Jennifer’s Tigers’ 612
‘Song’ 282
Richtofen, Wolfram von 514
Ricks, Christopher 281, 293
Rickword, Edgell 93, 422
‘To the Wife of A Non-Intervention
Statesman’ 260
Riding, Laura 212, 225, 289, 415
A Pamphlet Against Anthologies 422
Ridler, Anne 440
Rilke, Rainer Maria, and Keyes 407–9
Roberts, R. Meirion 341
Robertson, Alexander 156–7
‘Survivors’ 157
‘The New Aeneid’ 427
Robinson, Alan 588
Robinson, Peter 718
and Cold War poetry 645–6
‘Finding the Range’ 645–6
Rodgers, W. R. 434
Rodman, Selden 435
Rogers, Sylvia 607
Romilly, Giles 325–6
Rorty, Richard 595
Rose, Jonathan 148
Rosenberg, Isaac 36, 102, 148, 422, 430
and absence of disillusionment 179
and beauty 181
and complexity of poetry 558
and critique of war 94
and death of 542
and death’s inevitability 182
and despair 184
and Eliot 546, 547
and enlists 179
and exile 176, 180, 182
and experience of war 176
and God 177, 180
and Hill’s ‘For Isaac Rosenberg’ 545–52
and Houston on 546–7
and ideas 89, 91
and influence of 545, 552
and influence of background on 91–2
and joy 181
and lack of recognition 542–3, 546–7
and Longley on 553
‘For Isaac Rosenberg’ 545, 555–9
and man’s destructiveness 183
and Metaphysical poets 90, 95, 544, 547–9
and nature of poetry of 543–4
and nobility 182
andO Searcaigh’s ‘For Isaac Rosenberg’ 545, ́
560–3
and originality of 92
as outsider 89, 93
and painter’s eye 93–4
and re-creation through war 179
and renewed interest in 543
and role as artist 178–9
and sense experience 95
and simple poetry 177
and soul 182–3
and trench experience 92, 183
and true reality 176–7
on war 559
and Yeats’ dismissal of 544
‘August 1914’ 36
‘Break of Day in the Trenches’ 78, 92, 95–6,
180, 300–1, 548–9, 561
‘Daughters of War’ 183
‘Dead Man’s Dump’ 93, 97–8, 182–3, 412,
495–6
‘God’ 177
Hark, Hark the Lark 94
‘In War’ 91
‘Louse Hunting’ 95, 96–7
‘Marching - as seen from the left file’ 93–4
‘Night and Day’ 176–7
‘On Receiving News of the War: Cape
Town’ 92, 177–8
‘Returning, we hear the larks’ 77, 94–5,
180–2, 563
‘The Jew’ 96
‘The Pre-Raphaelites and Imagination in
Paint’ 94
‘The Troop Ship’ 179
‘The Unicorn’ 181
‘The Young Dead’ 182–3
Ross, Alan 439, 444
Ross, Robert 120
Ross, Ronald 140, 143
Rossetti, Christina 68
‘In the Round Tower at Jhansi, June 8,
1857’ 21
Rothenstein, Sir William 228