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Shot at Dawn
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The Patchwork Flag
June 1918 - August 1918
Betsy
June 1918 - August 1918
The Funeral
June 1918 - August 1918
The Pudding
June 1918 - August 1918
The Dream
June 1918 - August 1918
Vain Man
June 1918 - August 1918
Careless Lady
June 1918 - August 1918
The King's Story Teller
June 1918 - August 1918
The Cupboard
June 1918 - August 1918
True Johnny
June 1918 - August 1918
Jane
June 1918 - August 1918
The Boy Out of Church
June 1918 - August 1918
Andrew and Annet
June 1918 - August 1918
The Stepmother and the Princess
June 1918 - August 1918
A Christmas Fancy
June 1918 - August 1918
The Two Brothers
June 1918 - August 1918
Outlaws
June 1918 - August 1918
The Survivor Comes Home
June 1918 - August 1918
Sospan Fach
June 1918 - August 1918
Apples in Water
June 1918 - August 1918
Poetic Injustice
June 1918 - August 1918
Hate Not, Fear Not
June 1918 - August 1918
A Rhyme of Friends
June 1918 - August 1918
Drink Your Red Wine
June 1918 - August 1918
The Alice Jean
June 1918 - August 1918
The God Called Poetry
June 1918 - August 1918
Manticor in Arabia
June 1918 - August 1918
Merlin and the Child
June 1918 - August 1918
Fastidious
June 1918 - August 1918
The Voice of Beauty Drowned
June 1918 - August 1918
Peace
June 1918 - August 1918
Here They Lie
June 1918 - August 1918
Bazentin 1916
June 1918 - August 1918
Night March
June 1918 - August 1918
The Leveller
June 1918 - August 1918
Country at War
June 1918 - August 1918
The Picture Book
June 1918 - August 1918
Neglectful Edward
June 1918 - August 1918
Dicky
June 1918 - August 1918
Ballad of Nursery Rhyme
June 1918 - August 1918
Loving Henry
June 1918 - August 1918
Letter to S. S. from Bryn-y-pin
June 1918 - August 1918
Works 1
Unknown
Letter: To Robert Nichols.
19th June 1918
Unveiling of a memorial to First World War poets in Poet's Corner
11th November 1985
Letter: To Edward Marsh
28th November 1918
Letter: To Edward Marsh
22nd November 1918
Letter: To Edward Marsh
25th August 1917
Letter: To Edward Marsh
12th July 1917
Letter: To Edward Marsh
8th July 1917
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