Media Condition: Very Good (VG)
Sleeve Condition: Very Good (VG)
Country: UK
Released: 1964
Genre: Non-Music
Style: Poetry, Spoken Word
Location: Store-2809
Comments:
Notes:
On back cover: What Passing Bell a commemoration in poetry and prose of the fiftieth anniversary of the outbreak of the first world war Copyright The material on this record is copyright. The publishers have made every effort to trace the owners of the copyright but have been unable to trace the survivors of Lt. Melville Hastings
A1. Song-Books Of The War
A2. Men Who March Away
A3. Letter To His Mother
A4. Arms And The Boy
A5. Letter To His Mother
A6. God, How I Hate You
A7. Christmas 1914
A8. Christmas 1914
A9. Parable Of The Old Man And The Young
A10. Diary Excerpt
A11. Letter To The Morning Post
A12. Letter To His Wife
A13. Anthem For Doomed Youth
B1. Excerpt From In Parenthesis
B2. Diary Excerpt
B3. The General
B4. Letter To Sir Osbert Sitwell
B5. Survivors
B6. Letter To His Wife
B7. The Old Battalion
B8. Sonnet
B9. Fashion Note In Queen Magazine
B10. Sonnet
B11. Dead Man's Dump
B12. Letter To The Headmaster Of Wycliffe College
B13. Dulce Et Decorum Est
B14. On Passing The New Menin Gate
Barcode and Other Identifiers:
Matrix / Runout ARG 2663
Matrix / Runout ARG 2664
Matrix / Runout ARG-2663-4K K KT I
Matrix / Runout ARG-2664-2K II KT I
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