66252: Letter: To Marion Scott.
Creators: name: Project Team, First World War Poetry Digital Archive
Publisher: name: University of Oxford
Year: 2024
Subjects: classificationCode: 430304
subject: British history
classificationCode: 430308
subject: European history (excl. British, classical Greek and Roman)
classificationCode: 430316
subject: International history

description: Thanks Marion Scott for a letter / discusses prospects of the Gloucester regiment being moved to Windsor Park / clearing a debt / Hillaire Belloc / Thomas Hardy's 'The Dynasts' / the poet Walter de la Mare in the 'Saturday Westminster' / 'Religion and War' / being in the regiment's band / enjoying music and 'ballad writing' / unknown verse / 'Satan Above the Battle' / 'Afterwards' / describes fellow band members / upcoming leave, possibly spent in Minsterworth / Gloucester landscape / Lawrence Binyon in the 'Times Literary Supplement' / Ivor Gurney's recent birthday / a bomb falling in Chelmsford / includes F.W. Harvey's 'In Flanders'. | File description(s):Thanks Marion Scott for a letter / discusses prospects of the Gloucester regiment being moved to Windsor Park / clearing a debt / Hillaire Belloc / Thomas Hardy's 'The Dynasts' / the poet Walter de la Mare in the 'Saturday Westminster' / 'Religion and War' / being in the regiment's band / enjoying music and 'ballad writing' / unknown verse / 'Satan Above the Battle' / 'Afterwards' / describes fellow band members / upcoming leave, possibly spent in Minsterworth / Gloucester landscape / Lawrence Binyon in the 'Times Literary Supplement' / Ivor Gurney's recent birthday / a bomb falling in Chelmsford / includes F.W. Harvey's 'In Flanders'.<br>Poem 'Satan Above the Battle' within letter from Marion Scott which discusses prospects of the Gloucester regiment being moved to Windsor Park / clearing a debt / Hillaire Belloc / Thomas Hardy's 'The Dynasts' / the poet Walter de la Mare in the 'Saturday Westminster' / 'Religion and War' / being in the regiment's band / enjoying music and 'ballad writing' / unknown verse / 'Satan Above the Battle' / 'Afterwards' / describes fellow band members / upcoming leave, possibly spent in Minsterworth / Gloucester landscape / Lawrence Binyon in the 'Times Literary Supplement' / Ivor Gurney's recent birthday / a bomb falling in Chelmsford / includes F.W. Harvey's 'In Flanders'.<br>Poem 'Afterwards' in a letter to Marion Scott for a letter which discusses prospects of the Gloucester regiment being moved to Windsor Park / clearing a debt / Hillaire Belloc / Thomas Hardy's 'The Dynasts' / the poet Walter de la Mare in the 'Saturday Westminster' / 'Religion and War' / being in the regiment's band / enjoying music and 'ballad writing' / unknown verse / 'Satan Above the Battle' / 'Afterwards' / describes fellow band members / upcoming leave, possibly spent in Minsterworth / Gloucester landscape / Lawrence Binyon in the 'Times Literary Supplement' / Ivor Gurney's recent birthday / a bomb falling in Chelmsford / includes F.W. Harvey's 'In Flanders'.<br>Poem, F.W. Harvey's 'In Flanders', in letter to Marion Scott, which discusses prospects of the Gloucester regiment being moved to Windsor Park / clearing a debt / Hillaire Belloc / Thomas Hardy's 'The Dynasts' / the poet Walter de la Mare in the 'Saturday Westminster' / 'Religion and War' / being in the regiment's band / enjoying music and 'ballad writing' / unknown verse / 'Satan Above the Battle' / 'Afterwards' / describes fellow band members / upcoming leave, possibly spent in Minsterworth / Gloucester landscape / Lawrence Binyon in the 'Times Literary Supplement' / Ivor Gurney's recent birthday / a bomb falling in Chelmsford.