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Samuel Hynes Vick (born April 1, 1863) was an influential resident of North Carolina. A teacher, he was a Republican and served as postmaster. He served

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Retrieved 9 November 2015. Carol L. Peaker (2007), Ibid., page 191–193 Samuel Hynes (2011). A War Imagined: The First World War and English Culture. Random

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of them’: ‘Il Faut Payer’, Mid-Century, 22 (February 1961), 3-10. For Samuel Hynes. it was ‘the greatest war novel ever written by an Englishman’, in ‘The

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Christendom The Life of Alfred Russel Wallace Edwardian Turn of Mind, Samuel Hynes "Sir J Marchant: A Tireless Social Worker". The Times. 22 May 1956. p

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messenger to Job, Renaissance and Modern Studies, ed. G.R. Hibberd (1966). Samuel Hynes, An introduction to Graeme West, English Literature of the First World

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U.S. Government Printing Office. ISBN 0-16-061372-8. advisory board: Samuel Hynes. ... (1995). Reporting World War II Vol. 1: American Journalism 1938-1944

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not, as a rule, apparent to the public until a generation afterwards." Samuel Hynes began his 1990 A War Imagined with a paragraph covering the quotation

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Speculations of T. E. Hulme (1955, University of Minnesota), edited by Samuel Hynes The Collected Writings of T. E. Hulme (1996, OUP), edited by Karen Csengeri

Rugby Football Excursion (873 words) [view diff] exact match in snippet view article find links to article

traditions. "Rugby Football Excursion", lines 29-32 The literary critic Samuel Hynes notes how Louis MacNeice "commonly presented himself... as a lover of

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lions roar beneath the hill" (Autumn Journal, ii). The literary critic Samuel Hynes, writing in the London Review of Books, quotes the following passage

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World War II. Part One. American Journalism 1938-1944, advisory board: Samuel Hynes, Anne Matthews, Nancy Caldwell Sorel, Roger J. Spiller, The Library of