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Edward Thomas: Critical Essay by Theresa Ashton

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SOURCE: Ashton, Theresa. “Edward Thomas: From Prose to Poetry.” The Poetry Review 28 (November-December 1937): 449-55.

In the following essay, Ashton examines the poetic qualities in Thomas's prose and traces his development as a poet.

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