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literature and the war.

Hemingway

By Michael S. Reynolds

The great war of words

By Peter Buitenhuis

Holocaust fiction

By Sue Vice

So lovely a country will never perish

By Donald Keene

American Exceptionalism in the Age of Globalization

By William V. Spanos

A season of youth

By Michael G. Kammen

This sceptered isle

By G. Wilson Knight

Mark Twain's Civil War

By Mark Twain

L'écriture concentrationnaire, ou, La poétique de la résistance

By Sabine Sellam

Hemingway's first war

By Michael S. Reynolds

Chaucer's Boccaccio

By Giovanni Boccaccio

Commento alle Troades di Seneca

By Nicholas Trivet

Imagination at war

By Adam Piette

Helen of Troy

By Lindsay, Jack

Hanʼguk chŏnhu sosŏl yŏnʼgu

By Chʻŏl-sang Yu

Mul ha-aḥ ha-shoteḳ

By Dan Miron

The literatures of the U.S.-Mexican War

By Jaime Javier Rodríguez

British writing of the Second World War

By Mark Rawlinson

Hugh MacLennan's Barometer rising

By George Woodcock

Manipulating masculinity

By Kathy J. Phillips

The shock of independence

By Dan Miron

The war poems of Wilfred Owen

By Wilfred Owen

Studi sul Bellum civile di Lucano

By Giovanni Viansino