Undertones of War Cynthia McCauley or to ask what you're

or to ask what you're really after

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I've been trained to fear those who are supposed to love-conditioned to watch my every move and word so as not to suffer the consequences

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Undertones of War Cynthia McCauley or to ask what you're"I took my road with no little pride of fear; one morning I feared very sharply, as I saw what looked like a rising shroud over a wooden cross in the clustering mist. Horror But on a closer study I realized that the apparition was only a flannel gas helmet. . . . What an age since 1914 " In Undertones of War, one of the finest autobiographies to come out of World War I, the acclaimed poet Edmund Blunden records his devastating experiences in combat.