Robert Graves: The Lasting Poetic Achievement
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An attempt to provide a thematic treatment of Graves' poems. The study views Graves as having suffered at the hands of fate which is integrated into his poetry and the author aims to provide a new reading of the poems, often contrary to accepted wisdom.
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