Tag Archives: Edward Thomas

War Poetry

Posted on March 7, 2015 by Meg Groeling

I love what is popularly called “war poetry,” and I love those war poets as well. This piece came across my screen a day or so ago. It is British-Welsh poet Edward Thomas, who began writing poetry in 1914, although … Continue reading →

Posted in Battlefields & Historic Places, Battles, Books & Authors, Memory | Tagged Arras, Artists Rifles, death poetry, Edward Thomas, poet Robert Frost, soldier death, War poetry, World War One, WWI | 2 Comments

Edward Thomas’ Georgia Brigade at the Battle of Jericho Mills on May 23, 1864

Posted on May 23, 2014 by ECW Guest Post

We are pleased today to welcome award-winning author John J. Fox III The hot afternoon sun on May 23, 1864 beat down on the backs of Brig. Gen, Edward Thomas’ Georgians as they halted at a small hamlet called Anderson Station … Continue reading →

Posted in Battles, Campaigns | Tagged A.P. Hill, Alfred Scales, Anderson's Station, Cadmus Wilcox, Charles Griffin, Charles Mink, Edward Thomas, Georgians, Governeur K. Warren, Iron Brigade, Jacob Sweitzer, James Lane, Jericho Ford, Jericho Mills, Joseph Bartlett, Joseph N. Brown, Lysander Cutler, North Anna, North Anna River, Overland Campaign, Rufus Dawes, Samuel Crawford, Samuel McGowan, William Lowrance, William Robinson | 1 Comment

Tag Archives: Edward Thomas

War Poetry

Edward Thomas’ Georgia Brigade at the Battle of Jericho Mills on May 23, 1864

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