England, cited in "Contemporary British War-Poetry, Music, and Patriotism."
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Title
England, cited in "Contemporary British War-Poetry, Music, and Patriotism."
Description
Marion Scott publishes an article on a speech that she delivers to the Society of Women Musicians. Scott speaks on poetry from men during World War I that are overlooked within the literary society. Scott includes many poems that are written while in the front. A sonnet by Lieutenant Geoffrey Howard views England as the "home of all our mortal dream." He expresses himself through the poem and Scott wants readers to pay attention to Lieut. Howard's skill. Lieut. Howard holds great love for his country and wants others to know.
Creator
Lieutenant Geoffrey Howard
Source
The Nineteenth Century Index
Publisher
The Musical Times
Date
March 1, 1917
Contributor
Marion Scott
Rights
JSTOR
Format
58:889 (1917: Mar.) pg. 120
Type
Academic Journal on Music
Files
Citation
Lieutenant Geoffrey Howard, “England, cited in "Contemporary British War-Poetry, Music, and Patriotism.",” Manhattan College Omeka , accessed November 21, 2024, https://omeka-pilot.manhattan.edu/items/show/268.