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Beyond Their Limits of Longing French History for more than two decades

Beyond Their Limits of Longing French History for more than two decadesDescription Edited by Jennifer Orth Veillon, PhD. Paperback In America, WWI became overshadowed by WWII and Vietnam, further diluting the voices of poets, novelists, essayists, and scholars who unknowingly set a precedent for all successive war writers who appear in this collection. Those who survived WWI and wrote about it opened the space for readers and writers alike to explore the complexity both of war's physical and mental horrors and of its

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for more than two decades Du Bois attempted to write the definitive history of Black participation in World War I

a crucial event in the years leading up to the Revolution of 1917

and Staten Island

and sportswriters would serve

Beyond Their Limits of Longing French History for more than two decadesDescription Edited by Jennifer Orth Veillon, PhD. Paperback In America, WWI became overshadowed by WWII and Vietnam, further diluting the voices of poets, novelists, essayists, and scholars who unknowingly set a precedent for all successive war writers who appear in this collection. Those who survived WWI and wrote about it opened the space for readers and writers alike to explore the complexity both of war's physical and mental horrors and of its

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