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Goodbye To All That
Book • 1929
Good-Bye to All That is a candid and critical memoir that explores Robert Graves' early life, his experiences as a soldier in World War I, and his post-war struggles.
The book provides a raw portrayal of trench warfare and the psychological impact of the war on soldiers.
It also delves into Graves' growing disillusionment with English society and his eventual departure from England.
The book provides a raw portrayal of trench warfare and the psychological impact of the war on soldiers.
It also delves into Graves' growing disillusionment with English society and his eventual departure from England.
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Mentioned in 2 episodes
Mentioned by Dorian Lynskey in relation to the impact of air warfare on public opinion and the appeasement policy.
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Appeasement – Part One – The Bitter Cup
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Melvyn Bragg as an unforgettable memoir of his early life and time during the First World War.
Melvyn Bragg as an unforgettable memoir of his early life and time during the First World War.
Robert Graves
Mentioned in reference to Harold Owen trying to get him to change a claim about Wilfred being accused of cowardice.
Wilfred Owen, War Poet
Mentioned by Victoria Smith in the context of second-wave feminism and women's rage at exclusion from men's activism.
The Demonisation of The Middle-Aged Woman
Mentioned by Victoria Smith when discussing second-wave feminism and women's rage at exclusion from men's activism.
Holiday Reads: Michael Lewis, Victoria Smith and Ravinder Bhogal
