Words Transformed: How World War One Revolutionized Writing

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The First World War blew up belief in human decency, culture, and control. Post-war writing reflects this disillusionment. In a brisk survey of British, American, and Montana writing. Dr. Ken Egan, Humanities Montana Executive Director, shows how the Great War brought modern literature into being.

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