Forever England (35 page)
Authors: Mike Read
- ‘Oh give our love to Lulworth Cove’
1 - ‘Old Vicarage, Grantchester’
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11 - Olivier, Sir Sydney
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3 - ‘On Sussex Hills’ (Belloc)
1 - ‘One Before the Last, The’
1 - ‘One Day’
1 - ‘Only the slow rain is falling’
1 - ‘Our captain’s a Scotsman, what more need we say’
1 - Overcote
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2 - Owen, Wilfred
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5 - Pater, Walter
1 - ‘Path of Dreams, The’
1 - ‘Peace’
1 - Penshurst
1 - Penton
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2 - Phillpotts, Eden
1 - ‘Pine Trees and the Sky: Evening’
1 - Pink and Lily pub
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2 - ‘Plato was Right’ (Browne)
1 - Poems
1911
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2 - Poor Law Reforms
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3 - Popham, Hugh
1 - ‘Portrait of Rupert Brooke’ (Ficke)
1 - Princip, Gavrilo
1 - Pye, Sybil
1 - ‘Pyramids, The’
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- ‘R. B.’ (Abercrombie)
1 - ‘R. B.’ (Herbert)
1 - Rapoto, Arlice
1 - Raverat, Jacques
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6 - ‘Requiem’ (Stevenson)
1 - ‘Retrospect’
1 - ‘Return, The’
1 - Rhythm
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4 - Ricketts, Charles
1 - Ross, Robert
1 - Rothenstein, Albert
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3 - Royal Naval Battalion
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3 - Rugby School
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7- and memorial
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- ‘Rupert Brooke’ (Cornford)
1 - ‘Rupert Brooke’ (Gibson)
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8 - Rye
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- ‘Safety’
1 - ‘Saint, A’
1 - Samoa
1 - Sanger, C. P.
1 - Sassoon, Siegfried
1 - Sayle, Charles
1 - Schell, Sherril
1 - Scott, Duncan Campbell
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6 - ‘Skyros (Rupert Brooke: 23 April 1915)’ (Gibson)
1 - ‘Soldier, The’
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4 - ‘Song’
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3 - ‘Sonnet Reversed’
1 - ‘Sonnet to Rupert Brooke’ (Magee)
1 - Southsea
1 - Stephen, Adrian
1 - Stephen, Sir Leslie
1 - Stephen, Virginia
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Woolf, Virginia - Stevenson, Robert Louis
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1 - Tennant, Pamela
1 - Thackeray, William Makepeace
1 - ‘There’s Wisdom in Women’
1 - ‘Things are a brute’
1 - Thomas, Edward
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6 - ‘To E. M. (In memory of R. B.) (Gibson)
1 - ‘To Rupert Brooke’ (Browne)
1 - ‘To Rupert Brooke’ (Phillpotts)
1 - Torquay
1 - ‘Town and Country’
1 - ‘Treasure’
1 - Trevelyan, R. S. ‘Bob’
1 - ‘True Beatitude, The’
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1 - ‘Ways That Lovers Use, The’
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1 - ‘What have I done for you, England, my England?’ (Henley)
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2 - ‘Woods of Westermain, The’ (Meredith)
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6 - World War II
1 - ‘Would God were eating plover’s eggs’
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Rupert Brooke, 1888.
Hillbrow prep school cricket XI with fathers. Brooke is in the centre of the middle row with his father on his left.
The Brooke family on the steps of School Field.
School Field, Rugby. Rupert’s bedroom window is on the far right at the top.
Rupert being tested on his lines by Jacques Raverat and Dudley Ward.
The cast of
The Eumenides
with Brooke as Herald (far right).
Noel Olivier.
A picnic party near Byrons pool during the May term of 1908. (
Left to right
) Frances Darwin, Francis Cornford, Eva Speilman, Margery Olivier, Rupert Brooke.
Rupert on the Cam with a rather intense-looking Dudley Ward (
left
), Jerry Pinsent paddling and Dorothy Osmaton.
Margery Olivier, Dudley Ward and Rupert at Beech Shade.
Rupert outside Beech Shade, April 1909.
In camp at Bucklers Hard on the Beaulieu River, August 1910. Brooke is engrossed.
Brooke photographed in the garden of the Old Vicarage, Grantchester in the summer of 1911.
Rupert at the Clifford Bridge camp looking decidedly more boyish than his twenty-four years.