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• Carson’s Selected Poems (2001) is a representative selection of Carson’s poetry taken from each of his seven books up to The Twelfth of Never (1998). The selection shows how Carson’s poetry has progressed and changed over the years.
• The Oxford Book of War Poetry, edited by Jon Stallworthy (new edition, 2003), contains 250 poems from all ages, including Homer’s Iliad, poems of World War I and World War II, the Vietnam War, and the later conflicts in Northern Ireland and El Salvador. Poets represented include Lord Byron, Thomas Hardy, Wilfred...
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