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Muldoon, Paul 294 n54, 480, 651–2, 657
andcritical assessments of 707
and detachment 707, 714–17, 722
and the Holocaust 720, 722, 723
and individual and history 721–2, 723
and moral judgement 709–11
and moral sensibility 717–19
and Northern Ireland conflict 691, 708,
711–14, 718, 720
and violence 708–9, 714–16, 717
and war poetry 706–8, 719
‘Anseo’ 712–13
‘Armageddon, Armageddon’ 712
‘At the Sign of the Black Horse’ 481, 482,
719–23
‘Bang’ 711–12
‘Cuba’ 651–2
‘Good Friday, 1971. Driving
Westwards’ 710–11
Horse Latitudes 723
‘Incantata’ 718
‘Ireland’ 463, 713
‘Mink’ 714, 715, 716
Moy Sand and Gravel480, 722
Mules 711
New Weather709, 711
Quoof 707, 713, 715, 720
‘The Field Hospital’ 709–10, 711
‘The Grand Conversation’ 560
‘The More a Man Has’ 715–18, 720
‘The Sightseers’ 713–14
‘Whitehorns’ 480–1
Why Brownlee Left 712
multiculturalism 148–9
Murray, Charles 166
‘When will the War be by?’ 167
Murray, John 168, 172
Murry, John Middleton 77
on Owen 115–16, 124
music-hall, in Victorian period 25–6

Nairac, Robert 714
Napoleon I, andThe Dynasts44–6, 47
nationalism 368, 372
Nazi-Soviet Pact (1939) 249, 365
Nettleingham, F. T. 425
Neumeier, Beate 610
neurasthenia,seeshell-shock
’New Apocalypse’ group 318, 434
New Criticism 375
New Left 641
New Statesman 197
New Writing246, 247, 248, 259, 318
Newbolt, Henry 163, 428

Admirals All 163

‘Vita ̈ı Lampada’ 28

newspapers:

and Crimean War 13–14, 16, 18

and expansion of 25

andFirstWorldWar 196

and Indian Mutiny 20–1

and Scottish poetry 159–62

Nicholas, T. E. 341

Nicholas I, Tsar 18

Nichols, Robert 144, 431

‘Comrades’ 427

Nicholson, Frank 117–18

Nicholson, John 21

Nicholson, Norman 518–19

‘Bombing Practice’ 518

‘Evacuees’ 519

Nietzsche, Friedrich 291

Noakes, Vivien 543

Noel-Tod, Jeremy 723

non-combatant poets 654

and Harrison 658–60

and Pinter 660–1

and Shapcott 657

nonsense poetry and verse 283

Northern Ireland conflict:

and Cold War poetry 648–52

and community 677–8

and epic 669–70, 677–8

community united 674

Heaney 679–83

Joyce 671–2

Kavanagh 673–4

Longley 676–7

MacNeice 674

Mahon 674–6

Montague 678–9

Yeats 672–3

and pastoral poetry 479–82

and poets’ response to 691

Noyes, Alfred 140

nursery rhymes, and Graves on 217

Oasis(Second World War anthology) 317, 363

O’Brien, Sean 657, 718

O’Brien, Tim, and nature of war 491–2

O’Casey, Sean:

The Plough and the Stars 239

The Silver Tassie239–40, 494–5

O’Kelly, Alanna 648

Olds, Sharon 657

Olson, Charles 627

Omdurman, battle of (1898) 8

Onions, John 189